Wow, was I wrong in waiting! This one was amazing! Yes, there were some sad parts, but they weren't overwhelming. I saw this book arrive on the shelves and thought, "It's one of those teen books that I used to love so much" and I didn't rush to pick it up. Now that I'm older, that's not my most favorite thing to do-in fact, I hate to cry. I loved to see a story unfold about a doomed couple or person and just sob my heart out. When I was a teen, I loved to watch movies (like Beaches or My Life) and read books (like Lurlene McDaniel) that made me cry.
When Maya’s fight to survive her disease becomes more complicated than ever, she and Ben scheme an extreme solution to her predicament that tests to what lengths they’re willing to go together to save Maya’s life. He soon finds himself trapped between protecting his above-reproach reputation and searching for a way to help a woman he is coming to admire. Upon arriving at his DC apartment, however, Ben is shocked to find Maya-his sister’s friend, who he hardly knows-in residence. īen Evans’s plans have changed, and he’s heading home for some much-needed rest and relaxation during his off-season in the major leagues. When Maya’s best friend Kari offers Maya the lifeline of a place to stay-her brother’s currently vacant DC apartment-the young woman eagerly accepts and goes to meet her fate. But now she faces her greatest challenge yet-cancer has invaded her life, and unless she finds a way to participate in a clinical trial in Washington, DC, this may be one battle she loses. After escaping an impending arranged marriage in India as a teenager, she has thrived in America.
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