Oh my god, I feel so much and it's only the first thirty pages.
Recently, I experienced the fear that cancer can bring when my father was diagnosed with lung cancer. It's incredibly scary from the point of view of someone that doesn't have it, seeing it through the eyes of someone getting the diagnosis themselves plucks at every single one of my heart strings.
I'm instantly drawn in, I already love Keira and want to experience the rest of the story she has to tell.
Recently, I experienced the fear that cancer can bring when my father was diagnosed with lung cancer. It's incredibly scary from the point of view of someone that doesn't have it, seeing it through the eyes of someone getting the diagnosis themselves plucks at every single one of my heart strings.
I'm instantly drawn in, I already love Keira and want to experience the rest of the story she has to tell.