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Anya Smith _nya_mith — ** spoiler alert ** This book is a very touching, loving, quick read novel by James Patterson. Jennifer receives news that her grandmother is in a coma. She races to Lake Geneva to see her. At Sam's cabin on the lake she finds a pile of letters from Sam. It is Sam's story. Jennifer is shocked to read her grandmother's story and how she never loved her grandfather and how she had an affair with a man whom she called "Doc." As Jennifer reads her stories while she is in a coma, she falls in love with herself with Brendan. At times he seems like he is hiding things. She finally finds out what it is...he is dying from a deadly form of brain cancer. He is living each day in the moment, and isn't going forward with the experimental surgery. One day he leaves Jennifer with a note of his own, he is saying goodbye and isn't coming back. She freaks out and sets off to find him. He decided to get the surgery done so that he can spend more time with Jennifer. Of course, Sam wakes up from her coma to meet him. Jennifer learns who "Doc" is. All is fine and dandy, until Sam passes away. There is a happy ending...Jennifer gets married and has a baby girl named Sam with Brendan.

Alane Mothy drownthemo61ff — I can't believe we have to wait 2 years for the next book. These books are my guilty secret. This book felt like an in between book but I still loved it. Nothing too new came up and nothing was truly resolved. I love these characters.

Nouran Kamal nourankamal — It's so hard to believe that this is her history. Goes to show you that when you meet a person, you just can't guess on their pasts, because trials make some people stronger and some people crazy. I'm glad for Janette Walls that the latter part of her life has been friendlier to her stomach.

Kaley Kaley kaley — This was such a sweet little book. I really enjoyed the whole thing from start to finish. Peter was funny, Heidi was charming. Grandfather, Alm-Uncle was mysterious, Clara was delightful and as were the remainder of the characters. I felt that the messages of faith and trust in Gods all knowing power was wonderful. The amiable character in Heidi of being genuine and caring and selfless was wonderful and all in all I thought the book a classic!