Emily is the head embryologist at an IVF clinic. Her ex-boyfriend and his new wife show up at the clinic looking to conceive a child. Emily battles with jealousy and the feelings she still has for her ex, as well as her desire to have a baby too.

I found a lot of the book repetitive, with the plot not really going anywhere. After Emily makes a big questionable decision, that's when the story started getting exciting. I didn't connect with any of the characters and found them to be unlikeable and unhinged.

This must be such a great job: making babies in a lab for a living and helping desperate couples or singles. But what if your ex suddenly walks in with his wife, desperate for your help? 

Em has always been good in her job. She wants perfection, because she knows how important her job is. Is this the moment her perfection shows some cracks or does she remain the professional she has always been?

I loved the way Em talked about her 'babies'. It warmed my heart and put a smile on my face. I also really liked the banter between her and her assistant. 

As an onlooker, I do see what she did or tried to do, but I doubt I would be so understanding if I was one of the parties involved. Some decisions were rightout selfish and mean.

So I really had a bit of a love hate relationship with her, but I had a love relationship with the story.

There was a bit of the cat and the mil k story, but of course, she still did make the decisions and took the actions. 

A story that had me taken by from the very beginning until the very end.  stars

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