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Finding Grace |
by Loretta Rothschild |
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Our Review |
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Finding Grace hooks you with a moral dilemma and keeps tightening the screws. Honor's yearning for another child collides with a single, devastating moment that reshapes everything - a choice that echoes years later when old love and new promises collide. The tension is emotional rather than procedural; the questions are intimate: What do we owe the people we love when the past will not stay buried? We loved how the story balances propulsion with tenderness. Chapters are lean, scenes are charged, and the fallout lands in the small aches of marriage, motherhood, and friendship. Tom's fateful decision is the book's spark, but the heart is Honor - flawed, hopeful, and achingly human. The ending satisfies without neat bows, leaving rich territory for discussion about accountability, forgiveness, and the cost of starting over. Perfect for readers who like domestic suspense with depth - think thorny choices, layered relationships, and fallout that feels real. |
    
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