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About the Author:
Author of Please Release Me, Doctor
January and Girl on the Run, Rhoda is a former scientist who now works in the
field of intellectual property.
Book Summary:
Shallow, manipulative Sally thinks
she has found everything she could ever need in the wealthy Peter. However, when a car accident leaves Sally in
a coma, Peter beings to realise that he doesn’t know Sally as well as he
thought.
Grace is everything that Sally
isn’t. She is kind, caring, genuine and true.
But most importantly, she’s in love with Peter. That’s one thing that Sally has never been.
Review:
Having loved Rhoda’s previous book
‘Girl on the Run’ I was keen to read her latest; ‘Please Release Me’ and I
hoped it would be of the same standard.
I wasn’t disappointed.
I loved the contrast between the two
female characters. I was immediately
drawn to the quiet insecure Grace, who’d suffered so much heart-ache and loss
and yet still tried to do whatever she could to help others. My first instinct was to despise Sally and
her selfish mistreatment of Peter, but as the story progresses we get to see a vulnerability
behind her tough exterior.
The characters are well written and
we get to watch them develop and grow as the story unfolds.
It’s a modern take on a fairy-tale,
but this time sleeping beauty isn’t content to lie still. Sally finds that while her body is in a coma
her spirit is able to wander through the places she has been whilst she was awake.
It’s a clever idea, well-structured
and thought out with an unexpected twist to a timeless classic.
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