Three women, isolated by their separate circumstances, yet oddly united through one terrible tragedy. How will Addison, Brianne, and Emilia get through their hardships alone? Yet, is there anyone they can trust to help them? Who else can understand their personal pain?
There were so many stories happening in this book that it took awhile to keep them straight, but the author did a good job weaving them together and having everything tie up in the end. Tie up in the sense that the reader wasn't left hanging on any of the big questions, but not tied up so neatly that the characters avoided consequences for their choices and actions. The message throughout this book is that nothing is as easy as it looks on the surface, and everyone's story has bumps in it that you can only find out by getting to know them.
I give this book 3.5 stars; I think there were still a few hiccups in the story shifts, and there were almost too many characters to get to know, but overall there were a lot of good glimpses of tough situations, and examples of how people could grow through the tough times, especially if they're willing to accept help from others.
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I received a digital copy of this book, via NetGalley, from the publisher, in exchange for my honest review.
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