Kate Hewitt - Búcsú which nem tart örökké

"Overwhelmingly emotional. It tugs at the heartstrings." - Bookish Jottings

"A story of justice, forgiveness and family." - KKEC Reads

If you could save your long-lost daughter, you would, wouldn't you?

One warm summer evening, someone rings Mia's doorbell. He opens a door and a teenage girl is standing outside. He knows immediately that she is Daisy, the daughter he gave up as an infant.

Seventeen years earlier, Mia made the most difficult decision of her life. And Suzanne seemed like the perfect adopter: calm, balanced, full of love for the child she had always dreamed of. The two mothers agreed to stay in touch, but as the years passed, Mia moved away and visits became less frequent.

Daisy has now become a stranger to Mia, yet her child is now standing at her door, and she says that she has a terrible secret that she can never tell Suzanne, and she believes that there is only one person who can help her: Mia, her biological mother. However, Mia also has her own secrets, which she dares not tell Daisy or anyone else.

As Suzanne desperately tries to get her child back, can Mia overcome her past to help Daisy? Can you help her in her darkest hour before it's too late?

USA Today bestselling author Kate Hewitt returns to Hungarian readers with a captivating novel that explores the most difficult questions of motherhood in an exciting and thought-provoking story.

"Hypnotized. It hurt to put this book down." - BookGuru

"This book is a rollercoaster, you'll get dizzy!" - The Motherload Book Club

"Emotional, poignant, full of secrets and surprises." - Carla Loves To Read

"Kate Hewitt's story grips your heart and won't let go." - Beyond The Books