Sometimes random acts of kindness from a stranger or even a perceived
enemy cannot only save a life, they can also teach priceless lessons
that will follow us forever.
Cynthia Thomas knows this well. She
spends her youth being abused by her father, something her mother allows
to happen. Always bright in school, she uses a college scholarship to
leave home, but as she matures, her adult relationships are still filled
with pain and betrayal.
Before it is too late, Cynthia meets
Ms. Graham, a woman who should probably hate her, but instead of hurting
her, Ms. Graham offers her a way out of her abusive existence. But will
Cynthia be able turn Ms. Graham's kindness into a better life, or will
she be forever sucked into abusive relationships, like a moth spiraling
toward a flame?
My Review:
This book to me was sad at the beginning. I felt for Cynthia and wished that she could be free from all that she was put through. The book did have a happy ending though which I was glad for! The book took me a little longer to read then most as I had a hard time getting through certain parts of the book. I liked the book overall though and would give this book 4 penguins!
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