Books by Sarah Rayner
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review 1: I enjoyed reading from the two women's perspectives, however I need to stop buying books that center in another country... I just don't enjoy so much how another language flows, the whole time I get caught up on their "accent" but that is just my issues, overall the context of th...
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review 1: Having read 'One Moment, One Morning' and loving it I was really looking forward to reading this and having some of the same characters appear in it. The subject matter for this is two women who for different reasons cannot have children without IVF and instead use egg sharing to...
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review 1: The cliché goes, “don’t judge a book by it’s cover,” but it was the cover of this one that drew me in. Something about those teacups. I interpreted the photo as a symbol of women, fragile like fine china yet, in the midst of a storm, a strength beyond measure. That certainly goes...
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review 1: Better than some of the books I've read lately. I liked the female characters (Chloe and Maggie). I felt they were developed enough to make them not only believable, but I was able to feel empathy for both of them. James was a different story. Not only did he create his own probl...
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review 1: I absolutely loved this book! It was hard to put down. This was a well written story and I wish it had just kept going on and on.It brought home the fears, struggles, expense and procedures that some women, couples and partners have to face everyday who want to have a child of th...
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review 1: Questo libro racconta la storia di 3 donne che in seguito ad una terribile ed improvvisa tragedia, stringeranno un rapporto di amicizia molto forte. Tutte e 3 si trovano su un treno che quotidianamente va da Brighton a Londra, durante il tragitto, però, il marito di una delle tre...
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review 1: Sarah Rayner's GETTING EVEN was not exactly what I had expected after reading the book description. Instead of a witty, snappy tale of revenge, the book dragged. The first third of the book was very slow paced and repetitive and would have been more effective had it been summari...