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Book Review of Oceans Apart by Karen Kingsbury!

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A forgotten secret.
A shocking discovery.
A sacrifice of love that will bring Connor Evans to his knees.

Airline Captain Connor Evans has nearly forgotten that stormy weekend in Hawaii eight years ago when he broke the greatest promise of all. Now Connor has the perfect life with his wife, Michele, and their two daughters, and the secret of that long-ago time is his alone.

But an ocean away, a flight attendant is raising her young son by herself when the plane she’s working on crashes into the Pacific. Her will is very clear about one thing—before the child can be given over to the state, his father must be contacted.

The news rocks Captain Evans’ life, and in the process he is presented with a choice: Refuse the child and never hear from him again, or take him for two weeks and decide whether to claim the boy as his own.

Now, the family is on the brink of destruction. Can Michele and their daughters ever forgive Connor for what went wrong all those years ago? Or will the presence of one lonely child destroy everything?

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My Thoughts

So, I very nearly didn’t read this book since I don’t care for books that focus on affairs, but since a friend recently read this I ordered a copy from my library. And I’m glad I did. This is a hard and heartbreaking story with wounded sinful characters and innocent kids pulled into their parents past wrongs.
The redemption in this story was beautiful though at times I didn’t love the characters, it was all right since that’s what readers are supposed to feel even though I still didn’t like it.
Sweet Max was so so adorable and I l over his character arc. He’s just so sweet and needs a hug so badly.

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One response to “Book Review of Oceans Apart by Karen Kingsbury!”

  1. Wowwww this sounds crazy… but good…

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