Debbie G. (BrownEyes) reviewed on 5/27/2006 + 104 more book reviews

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Hannah and her daughter Faith live with Hannah's mother, Margaret. They are very close, years before when Hannah's marriage was crumbling Margaret made sure it was over by telling Hannah's husband Liam that Hannah aborted their baby. In truth Hannah never ever wanted to end her pregnancy. Six years later when Hannah and Liam meet again she tells him "by the way your daughter is doing fine and thanks for asking about her."
Liam is blown away he is a father. But he wasn't good as a husband and he is sure being a father would be even worst so he tells Hannah he has no interest in meeting his daughter. Hannah is hurt, she blames her mother for Liam not being there for them all those year.

Hannah, Liam and Margaret have problems that need to be worked out before they can be any kind of family that Faith needs. This book is very emotion as a mother has to let go of her daughter and granddaughter and a man has to realize he can have the family he never thought he could.

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