TOMORROW THE WORLD BY JOSEPHINE COX(SHIPPING COSTS $9.00 USA/ $12.00 CANADA/ EXACT COST OVERSEAS)
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Bridget Mulligan loves her husband, but she can't quite forget Harry, the one that got away, and one day a snow storm drives her into his arms. Nine months later a child is born, and Bridget vows to take her secret to the grave. Her daughter grows up in ignorance, but the truth is never far behind.
Review
https://youtu.be/H0X-xKb_Rf4
The ending to this book made me happy... so did the actual story, but the ending made me especially happy.
I thought that the event that started the story was wrong and that Briget shouldn't have given in to temptation - she was married after all. Although, without that one event, there would be no story for me to add to my 'favorites' shelf!
I loved the characters of Bridget, Ruthie and, despite it all, Harry. They all seemed like really nice people, and I thought that the ending turned out well for them.
I was not sure what to think about Tom Mulligan. One minute he loves his child and the next he hates it. I believed that how he treated Bridget was appalling, even though she was honest and, in many similar cases, many lies would generally be told and things would be made ten times worse. I was slightly sorry for him at the end of his characters part in the story (no spoilers) but what happened, happened because of his own choices.
I do love this book and Highly Recommend it to any Josephine Cox/Historical Fiction/Historical Drama lovers!
USA $9.00
CANADA $12.00
EXACT COST INTERNATIONAL
THE MORE BOOKS YOU GET CHEAPER THE SHIPPING IS.
Bridget Mulligan loves her husband, but she can't quite forget Harry, the one that got away, and one day a snow storm drives her into his arms. Nine months later a child is born, and Bridget vows to take her secret to the grave. Her daughter grows up in ignorance, but the truth is never far behind.
Review
https://youtu.be/H0X-xKb_Rf4
The ending to this book made me happy... so did the actual story, but the ending made me especially happy.
I thought that the event that started the story was wrong and that Briget shouldn't have given in to temptation - she was married after all. Although, without that one event, there would be no story for me to add to my 'favorites' shelf!
I loved the characters of Bridget, Ruthie and, despite it all, Harry. They all seemed like really nice people, and I thought that the ending turned out well for them.
I was not sure what to think about Tom Mulligan. One minute he loves his child and the next he hates it. I believed that how he treated Bridget was appalling, even though she was honest and, in many similar cases, many lies would generally be told and things would be made ten times worse. I was slightly sorry for him at the end of his characters part in the story (no spoilers) but what happened, happened because of his own choices.
I do love this book and Highly Recommend it to any Josephine Cox/Historical Fiction/Historical Drama lovers!
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