Bittersweet Surrender

Bittersweet Surrender by Diann Hunt

I ended up enjoying the book, however it took awhile for it to get interesting. The beginning of the book was slow moving and difficult to get into. There were a variety of story lines and characters that took time to make sense of.

The book is a story of the main character, Carly who is attempting to heal from having a mastectomy, her husband leaving her and her best friend/business partner passing away unexpectedly in an accident. She starts communicating via email with an old crush from high school. Since she owns a chocolate spa, she is slightly overweight but had sent him an old photograph showing her slimmer. Carly finds out that he and his daughter are planning on moving back.

Towards the end of the book a variety of things come to light to change the way you think the book is going to end.

The book is only available as an E-book download.

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