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Although her grandmother was terminally
ill, Zacadia ‘Cady’ Winters refused to let her die without a
fight. As a mater of fact, Cady was in total denial about
her beloved grandmother’s fatal diagnosis and she was
willing to do everything within her power to keep her
alive. What Cady didn’t have time for, was a battle with
her grandmother’s doctor, Keren Bailey – a battle that was
egged on by hormonal desire that she thought she had buried
long ago, and it didn’t help matters that Dr. Bailey
showcased a continuous cold-heartedness demeanor towards
everyone.
Oncologist Keren Bailey didn’t believe
in giving his patients false hope, especially when the end
result was none other than death. So when Cady Winters
stormed into his cancer ward wreaking havoc among his
patients, Keren knew that he had to immediately put a stop
to her folly before things got too far out of hand. But,
the more joy Cady brought to the ward, the more the ice
began to melt from around Karen’s heart. It wasn’t long
before romance blossomed between the two; but, their
newly-found happiness was short lived when tragedy struck.
Will Cady and Keren be able to reconcile their differences
or was all hope lost?
Suddenly You brought forth a multitude of
emotions from deep within. I laughed. I cried. I got
angry. I fell in love. In essence, many of my emotions
mirrored that of Cady. In general, grief is such a
difficult emotion to deal with, and I applaud Crystal
Hubbard for tackling such a painful subject and for managing
to find a wonderful, remarkable way to tie love and romance
into the mix. So readers, make sure you keep a box of
tissues handy because I guarantee that you will need to use
many of them before the conclusion of this story makes its
appearance. I really enjoyed Crystal Hubbard’s debut novel,
and I Joyfully Recommend Suddenly You! |
