Author: Giselle Green
Title:
Finding You
Genre:
Contemporary Fiction, Chick Lit, Women's Fiction, Fiction, Women's,
Contemporary.
Where
I got this book: my sister bought it me off amazon as l had the first
book little miracles and l said l needed the this book to complete
the storyline so she surprised me with the money to buy
it.
I
would tell people that you should step outside your comfort zone with
books because it is good to add more authors and genres to your
reading portfolio even if you do not read books like this. I normally
read books of this genre but l also stepped outside my comfort zone
with authors and genres l am so glad l did because l have read so
many great books and come across some great authors.
This
book has 410 pages.
I
would also tell people to have the first book little miracles so you
can read the full story not just half.
I
highly recommend this book to anybody.
Synopsis:
Julia and Charlie are ecstatic to be reunited with their stolen
child, Haydn. A year after he was snatched from a beach
in Spain during a family holiday. They had feared that
he would never be found alive. Now the couple are eager for
their lives to return to normal – but something is very wrong.
Haydn is still in many ways a 'lost' child. He seems to have been
badly affected by the abduction, making it impossible for the family
to simple pick up the pieces and move on. In their efforts to unravel
exactly what happened to their son and to find a cure, Julia and
Charlie clash as to the best way forward. As their own insecurities
surface, Their relationship comes under threat – a situation not
helped by the appearance of a former lover who is only too happy to
rock the boat. As dark secrets are uncovered, the couple's love for
each other is tested to its very limits, and they begin to doubt that
they will ever be able to help their troubled little boy... Until, as
last, They stumble across an unexpected truth. A truth that might be
the only thing left that could save their family. They try to found
out what is wrong with their little miracle but he is a precious
little boy who is loved by all his family. Julia thought Haydn was
missing the woman who had Haydn for a year. Illusion helps Julia with
Haydn with him being a fussy eater and him being a hard child to get
to sleep through the night and not liking contact with people. They
think Haydn has autism but they had Haydn seen by two different
doctors, one doctor wanted to send Haydn away but Julia did not want
that for her son and Charlie was stuck with the right choice for
their son. But when his dad passes away Charlie changed his mind not
to send Haydn away like he was sent away. Charlie's dad told Charlie
to look after his heart and the family was reunited. Both Julia and
Charlie wanted what was best for their son and that meant not
spending Haydn away and him being around his family and surrounded by
love and his favorite elephant teddy. Julia and Charlie finally got
married on New Year's eve two years after Haydn got kidnapped and
announced they are having another baby in July.
Review:
I really liked the first book and really wanted to read the follow on
to little miracles and so happy to have read both books and it is a
really happy ending and they was reunited with their stolen child
which l was really happy to read. They do not want to send Haydn away
and they finally find out what is wrong with him and they work
together on getting Haydn sorted out and illusion helped Julia with
getting Haydn to eat and glad he got his favorite elephant
teddy back and it was a book l really got in to l could not put it
down once l started to read it. I love little miracles and finding
you, I like Giselle green books. Julia bought Haydn
a sandpit but Charlie thought it would bring back memories of
him being kidnapped but he was not pinning for illusion he had autism
and a mother asked Charlie if Haydn had autism and Charlie said no
and the woman told Charlie some of the things that her son did and he
did not like contact with people and he was a fussy eater and Charlie
said Haydn had all the same symptoms as her son. I was happy to read
that they did not send Haydn away when he needed his parents more
then ever. I was sad to read that Charlie's dad and grandmother and
mother passed away. I was glad Charlie and Julia got married and was
going to have another baby. I wish they was another book of this
storyline so l could read what happened as Haydn got older and he
become a big brother. I can not put in to words how great the
storyline and book was l would tell people to read it for themselves
to know how great it is. I wish l could rate this book more then five
stars because it is worth more then five stars.
About
The Author: I was born in Chiswick in 1960. When I was 7, the family
moved to Gibraltar where in the summer it got so hot we had
‘half-days’ at school. I was one of those rare creatures who
loved school but there were beaches to go to. I wasn’t complaining.
Gibraltar is near the tip of North Africa. In the winter it
still gets cold though, so like everyone else we watched telly.As a
kid, I loved Star Trek and Kung Fu (valiant-but-arrogant Kirk vs
Valiant-but-humble Kwai Chang Caine). I wrote fan fiction, putting
the crew of The Enterprise through such humorous exploits it made
me fall right off my chair. I wrote time slip tales about kids
who traveled back to Ancient Egypt. I wrote about a
dragon whose best friend was a toad called Groadhop. I wrote and
wrote and sent manuscripts off to publishers and – even at 11 –
got encouraging feedback and wrote some more.I read voraciously. The
best gift I ever got as a kid was my camera. Those days, you had to
wait to the end of the roll to develop the photos. You had to be
patient and trust. You had to learn the art of delayed gratification.
All good qualities for a some-day novelist to develop.At fourteen, I
met my soul-mate who I married at eighteen and we’re still
together. I appreciate the good people in my life. I am loyal to
those who matter. I am a Scorpio. I am interested in astrology and
how everything we say and do, says something about what we are, and
what we might become. If you ask me what I love (family aside): I
love being out in the sunshine, listening to birds singing; I love
being by the sea and places where there is a big sky – especially
the Med.; I love atmospheric places like castles or walks that lead
to old forgotten meadows. I love it when seeds I plant, come up; when
birds in the garden visit my bird-feeder. I love being around young
people and kids and I am lucky enough to have had six of my own. I
love books and films and people that make me feel/think/laugh. I love
that I don’t have to commute anywhere to do my job and I can set
out my own work-space and I have the freedom to come and go as I
like. I am also very happy getting feedback from readers who’ve
stayed up till the wee, small hours to finish one of my books –
so if you are one of those, please stop by here some time.Now, that’s
enough about me, I have some fictional characters calling!
About
the book: I love the cover and font and l love the front cover
because it has a beautiful beach,blue sky and a beautiful little boy
on it.
Star
Rating: 5 Out Of 5 Stars
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