This is a story of family, of love, of loss and of the devastation that a terminal and debilitating disease has on the patient and those close to them.
When Jonathan Coulter left his wife and adult children for a younger woman the whole family were devastated. Much of the blame landed in the lap of Megan, the new girlfriend. Jonathan’s haughty ex wife Eloise and her feuding children Liv, Noah and Chloe have complex relationships between themselves and with others
The writing style is excellent and the story carries you along, making you in turn find out about each of the characters and drops small clues about them and why they are the complex people portrayed in the book. As the story develops you find out why Jonathan made his final requests and see how his family adjust to their new roles and try and deal in their own way with his death.
I would wholeheartedly recommend it
When Jonathan Coulter left his wife and adult children for a younger woman the whole family were devastated. Much of the blame landed in the lap of Megan, the new girlfriend. Jonathan’s haughty ex wife Eloise and her feuding children Liv, Noah and Chloe have complex relationships between themselves and with others
The writing style is excellent and the story carries you along, making you in turn find out about each of the characters and drops small clues about them and why they are the complex people portrayed in the book. As the story develops you find out why Jonathan made his final requests and see how his family adjust to their new roles and try and deal in their own way with his death.
I would wholeheartedly recommend it