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    Miracle

    By Deborah Smith

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    About this ebook

    Haunted by a past filled with poverty and abuse, Amy Miracle finds escape and release in the vineyards of Georgia--and in Sebastian de Savin, a brilliant and arrogant surgeon whose own past has hardened his heart. Amy finally breaks through de Savin's shell and teaches him to love and laugh again, and Sebastian helps Amy blossom into a magnificent woman.


    From the Paperback edition.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRandom House Publishing Group
    Release dateAug 17, 2011
    ISBN9780307798305
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    • 3/5
      Three people are brought together as a result of a major storm that damages several houses. Quinn is a wealthy businessman, recently bereaved and harbouring a lot of guilt; Maggie, his neighbour, has recently been divorced; and Jack, the carpenter who fixes their houses, hides a shameful secret.

      The story is good, the characters are likeable, and there is a lot of potential. Unfortunately, it's not realised. The writing is repetitive and cliché-ridden, the action is overwhelmed with introspective thoughts from all the characters, with viewpoints switching constantly. It could have been heart-wrenching, with a dramatic and exciting conclusion. But there was nothing to excite even the faintest emotion, and the ending seemed unrealistic.

      Disappointing.
    • 1/5
      Sorry Mrs Steel, but I think I got my share of your books. After reading more the 30 of yours, I find them all the same and specially Miracle : déjà vue...