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Is it really care when we are protected from the consequences of our own mistakes? When we are rescued the moment things get tough? I think that can only ever be control.
In a nutshell

Just as she was entering her career as a surgeon, Carrie married Johan on a beach in Thailand. Hours after they said “I do”, armed men swarmed the beach and took her husband. Now, twelve years later, Carrie is happily married to Robin and a mother to twins. That whirlwind romance, a thing of her past – until she accidentally stumbles on Johan, who it appears is alive and doing well. Unable to stop herself, Carrie becomes determined to find the answers to why the man she once thought was the love of her life, who promised her forever, disappeared and never contacted her. The answers, however, will risk her family, marriage and the stability she’s fought for.
Book Club Notes

This book is a Rosie Walsh classic – and by that I mean it pulls your right in and just when you think you have the story figured out she unravels everything. If it was summer, I’d say this is the perfect beach read, but it’s winter so it’s the book you curl up on the couch with, in front of the fireplace or one you read in a bubble bath. It’s a book I’d recommend without being asked; but be warned, the closer you get to the end, the harder it’s going to be to put it down.
Read If

You prefer your romance with a side of drama and mystery.

Rating
Writing – 9/10
Character Development – 9/10
Plot Twist – 10/10
The Nitty Gritty


Published by: Pan Macmillan
Genre: Fiction, Mystery, Romance
ISBN: 9781035076758
Pages: 358
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