A review by cathy1969
How to Save a Life by Kristin Harmel
fast-paced
4.0
I usually do not like to read serious topic books around the holidays, but it was actually a very hopeful book.
Jill is a pediatric oncology nurse who has been experiencing horrible headaches. She finally goes to the doctor and it is not the news she wants and somehow, her patients see in her the news she has received. Many of them are terminal and decide to share a secret with her that allows her to come to terms with her fate and tie up some loose ends.
If only there could really be just a few more days when we know the end is near, but it was a nice to pretend along with her.
Jill is a pediatric oncology nurse who has been experiencing horrible headaches. She finally goes to the doctor and it is not the news she wants and somehow, her patients see in her the news she has received. Many of them are terminal and decide to share a secret with her that allows her to come to terms with her fate and tie up some loose ends.
If only there could really be just a few more days when we know the end is near, but it was a nice to pretend along with her.