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A review by tracy81
Something So Unscripted by Natasha Madison
5.0
5 all the feel stars !!!
This is by far my favourite book by Natasha and I was honestly scared to read it but I pulled on my big girl kickers and dived straight in and by god I’m so glad I did what a journey the emotion packs you with a punch, a lump in your throat and tears streaming down your face.
Zack going through every parents worst nightmare would do anything to save his son ditches his cheating wife and uproots to New York and lands in the path of the best oncology doctor and his last chance to save his son.
Denise we meet in something so irresistible she’s the younger sister of bad boy max and hadn’t had an easy life but thanks to Max and the help of the owner of the hockey team she gets a break and does everything she can to succeed.
Zack and Denise and how there relationship played out was beautiful but the show stealer for me was Jack he was fantastic and how as a mother my tears were for him and Natasha did an amazing job writing his story it felt real and that’s why it’s such an emotional read.
This is by far my favourite book by Natasha and I was honestly scared to read it but I pulled on my big girl kickers and dived straight in and by god I’m so glad I did what a journey the emotion packs you with a punch, a lump in your throat and tears streaming down your face.
Zack going through every parents worst nightmare would do anything to save his son ditches his cheating wife and uproots to New York and lands in the path of the best oncology doctor and his last chance to save his son.
Denise we meet in something so irresistible she’s the younger sister of bad boy max and hadn’t had an easy life but thanks to Max and the help of the owner of the hockey team she gets a break and does everything she can to succeed.
Zack and Denise and how there relationship played out was beautiful but the show stealer for me was Jack he was fantastic and how as a mother my tears were for him and Natasha did an amazing job writing his story it felt real and that’s why it’s such an emotional read.