Review: Megan's Hope - Steena Holmes

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Megan's Hope: a Finding Emma novella (Finding Emma Series Book 5)

Review: Megan's Hope - Book #5 Finding Emma Series - Steena Holmes - December 2014

Fans of the Face on the Milk Carton and Finding Carter will love the Finding Emma series by Steena Holmes as it is all about a little girl Emma who was kidnapped and brought up in a different home with parents she loved, only to discover years later that it wasn't her real family and real home and that somewhere out there - another family , her real family had been looking for her. Emma is five years old and when she was a baby, she was kidnapped by Dottie and Jack's daughter and eventually left on their doorstep to raise which they have been doing for the past five years until somebody notified the authorities and after months of deliberations Emma was returned back to her "real" family . The thing is though that during this time Dottie has passed away, leaving only Jack and Doug in Emma's life. Jack was Emma's Papa and thank goodness that he has been welcomed into Emma's new family life with open arms. This story is the relationship between Emma's real mum Megan and Jack - her adopted Papa. Jack is dying and wishes to spend as much time as he can with Emma before he leaves to be reunited with Dottie, but as Megan gets to know Jack - can she let him go ? Megan's Hope follows Jack's last year month by month as we discover how each character touches one another's lives and that sometimes family really isn't just blood, but those we get to know and love.
This was one sweet novella , that not only has a Christmas theme but if you are wanting a quick family based novel to read with a little bit of sadness entwined with tears of happiness then Megan's Hope is the book for you.

 

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