Jen Frederick

A woman fights to be with the one she loves while coming to terms with her identity in this romantic drama by USA Today bestselling author Jen Frederick. Hara Wilson has finally discovered her roots, but the challenges she must face could destroy the love she has found.

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Steph Lodico

Worth it to see how Hara’s story plays out, but was a bit disappointed by the book itself. While funny like the first, it lacked dramatic twists & turns and was mostly Hara being miserable, which, while makes sense given the ending of the first, was a bit of a drag at times. Even though the ending was actually quite satisfying, I wished for a bit more development of the relationships throughout the story, especially between Ellen & Wansu, Ellen & Hara, Hara & Wansu…you would think there would be a bit more navigating the complex dynamics of adult adoptee discoveries, but the author skipped through those a bit when I think it would’ve added a lot to the book.

Connor 

tbh it was touch and go on whether I'd finish this but I had faith Jen Frederick would pull through and I WAS NOT WRONG, bless her.

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