5 stars
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Bailey, Streeter,
and little Olivia made my day, my week, my month. With everything stacked
against them, in life, in luck, they persevered, they carried on, they cared,
and the loved. Streeter suffered from the loss of his wife, the concern for
the suffering of his daughter, uncaring parent, sibling, and in-laws. But his
heart was whole, his wanted peace, and it overflowed with concern and care
for his daughter, Olivia.
Bailey had
always wanted to be noticed, loved, and cared for, but life from an early age
taught her to be wary and aloof. Physical was great, but deep down, she
wanted someone to know and love her, make her feel needed and cherished. Her
life had handed her physical and mental issues that she held close. Sharing
them was the same as sharing her heart, and she guarded that fiercely, all be
it, hopelessly, because she fell for Streeter and Olivia
I loved
this book dealt with a myriad of mental health issues, clearly, without
judgment, and without excuse. That it talked about the human condition as a
part of everyday life, not something extraordinary or special. I loved that
the struggles of survivors isn’t portrayed as overdramatic, or singular, but
unique for all involved. There is no quick fix, but there is a way for
everyone. I love that Streeter and Bailey found each other, and at the right
time, for them to fall in love, and have a richly deserved HEA!
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