I have just finished this book and loved it. I finished at almost 1am cos I just couldn't put the book down.8 year old boy Bradley has cancer and 2 wishes, to see a Pararescue jumper and to have a family of his own.
Bradley's teacher Amber Stanton writes to the dream crops on his behalf and we see pararescue jumper Joel Montgomery return to his childhood home Refuge, a town with memories he wants to forget. Amber is in the midst of trying to adopt Bradley to give him the family he longs for.
Through Bradley a bond develops between Joel and Amber. It is interesting watching how the bond develops with several humorous incidents.
I have to say the mention of Cricket during part of the book really impressed me as I am a cricket fanatic.
I would give this book 5 out of 5 and I cant wait for the second in the series.
3 comments:
Thanks for your awesome review, Jen!
When I went to India on a humanitarian and media mission after the tsunami, I brought a Cricket bat back. Couldn't carry it on the plane of course..but it made it back to the states.
I wish Cricket was more prominant here in the US.
Glad you liked the book. Your readership is a blessing.
Hope you enjoy Manny's story in March.
Warmly,
Cheryl Wyatt
Thanks Cheryl.
I am happy to meet someone who understands a bit about cricket. Its a great game and it would be great if it was more prominant in the US.
I cant wait for the next book.
Hi Jenny. I love your blogspot! I have read one Love Inspired book so far and thought it very well written and interesting. Sheri
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