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My choice helped me realize that sometimes the hardest decisions a person can make will most likely lead to the best outcomes.Highlighted by 955 Kindle readers- “You’re going to drive five miles just to give me a hug?” “I’d run five miles just to give you a hug.”Highlighted by 905 Kindle readers
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Itsuki Oka
Good but book is big in size
Reviewed in Japan 🇯🇵 on 27 February 2023Verified Purchase
Garima Katuwal
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Reviewed in Japan 🇯🇵 on 16 February 2023Verified Purchase
Ivane Madriaga
alittle dissappointed and sad
Reviewed in Japan 🇯🇵 on 17 January 2023Verified Purchase
Ivane Madriaga
Reviewed in Japan 🇯🇵 on 17 January 2023
im just alittle dissappointed about the book that i receive theres alittle dent and paper scratch 😭
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Aya Kameyama
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Reviewed in Japan 🇯🇵 on 1 June 2023Verified Purchase
Amber (@ambersbooksandcoffee)
Atlas freaking Corrigan... ugh love him
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 23 May 2023Verified Purchase
Amber (@ambersbooksandcoffee)
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 23 May 2023
For me this book was everything because it shows the reality that even long after a person gets out of a domestic violence situation it’s not over, it takes a lot of mental healing, physical and emotional also. Especially when you’re still faced with the fact that your abuser is the father of your child and you have to learn how to co parent with them but still protect your child in the process. It’s a constant battle, but eventually you realize you can be happy again and Lily finally realizes that with Atlas patiently waiting for her the whole time and showing her that she deserves love. (Considerate Atlas will always win in my book and the spot in my heart for him will always be there.)
The book had an introduction of new characters, Theo and Josh. I loved getting to know about them more and I swear I’d read a novella of Theo alone, the kid is freaking funny. I love that Atlas is able to give Josh the foundation of a family he has been longing for, for so long. Add, Emerson in the mix she, Atlas, Lily and Josh are a perfect blend of family.
Would I like more? Of course, because Colleen has a way of writing that immerses us into these characters lives to the point you’re praying for their safety, wishing nothing but happiness (except you Ryle Kincaid) and wondering what the heck they’re up to long after the book is over. I truly couldn’t think of a better way to end the novel, not everyone has agreed on this and that’s okay. However, my heart is happy and content that Lily and Atlas got a second chance at love and are living a life where they are both happy. Thank you Colleen for this book it is everything and then some.
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