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Into My Arms (2013)

by Kylie Ladd(Favorite Author)

3.54 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Fiction

publisher

Allen & Unwin Australia

review 1: Was interested in reading this book as someone who has experienced IVF and had to consider all those ethical decisions that go along with it. The situation in this book could absolutely happen but I felt the writer didn't really know enough about IVF or embryo donor to write accurately on it. Also the characters were a little bit unrealistic. However, I applaud her for taking on an unusual idea like this and writing about it.
review 2: This is a story about Love. A story about Family. And as everyone else has already stated – it’s hard to write an indepth review without spoiling it for you. The twist is heartbreaking and although it comes on quite early in the book it keeps the pages turning to see how everything turns out in the end. I would have given ... morethe book 5 stars, and it's a good 4 1/2 for sure, but I like stories to not leave me with any questions and although I was nearly satisfied, I’m still thinking about what may have happened to a few of the characters. But that might be just me! There’s also a bit of crude language through the book, which makes me hesitate giving it to my Mum to read, but I think she will like the storyline so I will hand it on!!! Kylie Ladd is a very talented author and this storyline is modern, contemporary romance at its best, and I do recommend it. less

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