The Lives We Touch
The unmissable, uplifting read from the bestselling author of How to be Happy
by Eva Woods
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Pub Date 21 Mar 2019 | Archive Date 14 Mar 2019
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Description
The feelgood, uplifting, fabulous new book from Kindle bestseller Eva Woods.
***Shortlisted for The Goldsboro Books Contemporary Romantic Novel Award***
Perfect for fans of Lucy Diamond, Lucy Dillon and Rowan Coleman.
Rosie is stuck. She wakes up in hospital after a terrible accident, unable to move or speak. And strange things are happening to her. She's reliving past days of her life, watching her most painful, sad, and embarrassing moments play out again. She's being guided by long-lost friends and family, who she's pretty sure are dead. She knows she's supposed to learn something that will help her wake up - but what is it?
Daisy is Rosie's sister - the good girl, the sensible one. She's terrified that her sister tried to kill herself, so she's searching through Rosie's life and past to try and find out what happened that day. But what she learns might shatter their damaged family forever - and mean Daisy can never go back to her own safe, suffocating life. Can she find the courage to help her sister - and herself?
It only takes one tiny step to change a life forever...
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9780751568585 |
| PRICE | £8.99 (GBP) |
| PAGES | 352 |
Featured Reviews
Jenny H, Reviewer
A poignant and caring family drama.
The lives in question are those touched by Rosie, now lying on a hospital bed in a coma. Despite being comatose, Rosie can hear everything around her, but can't communicate. Neither can she remember much of her past life.
Rosie remembers being run over by a bus and knows she fell out with her family, but why? Did she throw herself under the bus or was it an accident? Did she have a man in her life? She is desperate to find out and only has three days to do so. Rosie is a sympathetic, but flawed character. You can't help rooting for her, hoping she finds answers to her questions. This is the story of how her sister Daisy and other loving people try to help her to understand herself. Will she live to see her family again?
An ingenious take on the experience of being in a coma
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