The FMC had some strong opinions. The thoughts that went through her head while on a train surprised me I'm usually falling asleep or zoning out. When she met the runner felt so forced that it made me roll my eyes.

The story is about a woman that has suffered a miscarriage, I can so relate. And as usual, instead of getting support, she gets a husband who is optimistic and who wants to "try again" and with responses from him like "We're lucky it happened early we didn't get a chance to know it" just pissed me off and reminded me of my first husband.

As I said I went through it, several times. My first husband and I lost 3 babies before our first and 1 in between our 2nd and third. And then my current husband and I lost 3 sets of twins. So trust me when I say I am a pro at the whole miscarriage and how people respond. But Jack's response made me realize why I left my first husband. Because HE WAS JACK!

It's sad what she went through. The relationship probably won't last. As mine didn't. And the difference in men is astounding because if she leaves him and finds one like mine she won't go through the miscarriage alone, he'll be right there supporting her and helping her to heal not giving her platitudes.

The ending was a bit abrupt and I missed it the first time and had to rewind. And yes...you do not need to google the hamster egg, it's true.

All in all an okay book, not truly believable yet very relatable.