Wow. Wow. I finished this yesterday but I could not get my thoughts together enough to even start writing a review! It has been a long time since I have read a book in one sitting (excluding the quick school run), but I could not put this down! I absolutely loved it from start to finish. As soon I read the prologue I was already reaching for the tissues and knew it would be another emotional and addicting read.

I absolutely loved the friendships in this story. Caroline's friends are the sort of friends we all need and it was warming to see an unlikely friendship form, despite the very trying circumstances.

The story covers loss and the difficult subject of post natal depression which, to me, was spot on! Depression is different for everyone but parts of it really resonated with me. Sadly, it is something that many mums feel they can't talk about so I think it is great that Emma has written this. Hopefully it will help those struggling realise they are not alone and may even give some the courage to seek help.

Emma has created another emotional yet beautiful story and I cannot wait to see what she writes next!

Emma Robinson is this gorgeously funny, caring lady with a heart of gold. And this comes through in her writing so much. I can hear her books being read in her voice as I continue to turn the pages.

This book was read in less than a day. I reluctantly put it down to go on the school run today, but stood at the school door reading on my kindle app. This is how obsessed I was with the heart warming story of Emily and Caroline.

Once again Emma has handled a very tragic and difficult storyline, with absolute poise and got some of the very challenging storyline spot on for me.

As someone who struggled with post-natal depression, it's not a one size fits all and I feel that this comes across through Emma's brilliant wording and storytelling.

There is the signature heartbreak in this book that I have come to know Emma for, but also her stamp of women supporting women and lifting each other up. Because as we all know, in times of need a woman needs her friends more than anyone.

Absolutely stunning piece of work Mrs.Robinson I cant wait for the next one!