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My Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
Synopsis: Every emergency doctor dreaded recognising someone in Casualty – even cool-headed consultant James Morrell. But he was doubly shocked when the unconscious patient he was asked to treat was instantly familiar. It was his ex-wife!
Dr Lorna McClelland hated being ill, hated being stuck in a hospital bed, but above all she hated having to rely on James. Then, as she recovered, all the wonderful things about their marriage came flooding back…
This has been a short and light to read, but has some parts that were really emotional. I really appreciated them not jumping into each other the first time they had a chance. It built more character and a better view in their relationship.
Lorna, despite being strong and hard-headed, I see her as a dependent woman. Once to her family and then to James. Although her personality is quite understandable, I just wished she learned how to speak and decide for her self a long time ago.
James on the other hand was a very compassionate guy. I can't help but feel bad for he's been through and what he had to endure during Lorna's accident. While reading the book, it felt like I was cheering more for his happy ending, more than Lorna's.
This is a story of healing, forgiveness and second chances. One of those books I didn't expect to be this good.
Dr Lorna McClelland hated being ill, hated being stuck in a hospital bed, but above all she hated having to rely on James. Then, as she recovered, all the wonderful things about their marriage came flooding back…
Review:
"Ten years on and he'd recognised her in a instant by her pretty feet alone."
This has been a short and light to read, but has some parts that were really emotional. I really appreciated them not jumping into each other the first time they had a chance. It built more character and a better view in their relationship.
Lorna, despite being strong and hard-headed, I see her as a dependent woman. Once to her family and then to James. Although her personality is quite understandable, I just wished she learned how to speak and decide for her self a long time ago.
James on the other hand was a very compassionate guy. I can't help but feel bad for he's been through and what he had to endure during Lorna's accident. While reading the book, it felt like I was cheering more for his happy ending, more than Lorna's.
This is a story of healing, forgiveness and second chances. One of those books I didn't expect to be this good.
