Date Read - February 8, 2013
Source - NetGalley
Tia is certain of one thing: she's deeply in love with Nathan. The only problem is that he is married with Juliette. Tia learns of her pregnancy and Nathan leaves to return to Juliette. Seeing no other option, Tia gives up her baby for adoption. Caroline, a pathologist, adopts Tia's baby just so she can please her husband. She knows she isn't cut out for motherhood, but for Peter's sake, she tries to incorporate the role of mother. For Juliette running her own beauty line is a dream come true. She knows all about the affair and hopes that's the end of it. But she discovers a letter with photos of Tia's daughter and she knows that it's only the beginning. "The Comfort of Lies" is a gripping and riveting story that breathlessly outlines the consequences of lies and how we can sacrifice those we love most.
Date Read - January, 14 2012
Source - NetGalley
First review of the new year! And what's even more...I am the proud owner of a kindle! I can finally understand how wonderful having a kindle can be. Seriously, I don't know how I have managed without one! Anyway, here's my first kindle-review!
In the aftermath of Pearl Harbor, Lucy Takeda and her mother Miyako along with tens of thousands of other Japanese-Americans are uprooted from their homes and taken to the Manzanar internment camp. Within the oppression and abuse and desperate to save the daughter she loves, Miyako makes the ultimate sacrifice. And therefore, destroying Lucy's world once more. Amidst one of the most darkest and most shameful chapters in American history, Sophie Littlefield weaves together a story of betrayal, survival, and the transcending power of love.
