Never Let You Go

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When a mother’s love means doing the unthinkable …

Still reeling from her marriage breakdown, Kate’s world falls apart when her twelve-year-old daughter Jessica is diagnosed with cancer.

As her family struggle with the devastating news, Kate’s resilience is put to the test. She has an eighteen-year-old son consumed with hatred of his father, a seven-year-old who is bewildered and acting up and an ex-husband who won't face up to his responsibilities. And in the middle is a beloved child who is trying to be brave but is getting sicker by the day.

Kate knows she must put her own fear and heartbreak to one side and do right by all of her children, particularly Jessica. But sometimes doing the right thing means making a decision that no mother should ever have to make. 

Perfect for readers of Jodi Picoult, Jojo Moyes and Nicholas Sparks, Never Let You Go is an emotionally gripping read about the enduring strength of a mother’s love and the lengths she will go to to save her children.

This book was previously published as The Good Mother.

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What people are saying about The Good Mother:

‘Heart-warming and heartbreaking, Sinead Moriarty has written a winner.’ Women’s Way magazine

‘OMG! I’m an emotional wreck after reading this novel, probably not helped by the fact that I pulled an all-nighter to finish it... I just could not put it down.’ RTE review

‘Moriarty has managed to combine the beauty of The Fault in our Stars, the sadness of Me Before You and the emotions of My Sister's Keeper.’ Bleachhouse Library

‘The Good Mother is as absorbing as it is heartbreaking. I knew, what was coming, but I didn't want it happen, yet I couldn't stop turning the pages. Now, that is a good read.’ Go Book Yourself

‘A thought-provoking, realistic story with a twist in the tale that I did not expect.’ Goodreads Reviewer

‘A real page turner. This emotionally charged book had me reaching for the tissues.’ Goodreads Reviewer

‘Moriarty has written an extremely emotional novel which only increases in intensity as the novel progresses.’ Goodreads Reviewer