Remember the Butterfly - Rebecca L. Marsh

 Blurb 

Something unexpected changes the course of Jillian’s life.

After witnessing her sister’s murder, she’s been tormented by survivor’s guilt. Her desperate longing for a child compounds her grief, while endless fertility treatments weigh down her soul.

Just when hope seems beyond her grasp, her dream of motherhood comes true. All Jillian’s pain is washed away and joy fills her heart.

But when someone shows up threatening to take it all away, Jillian must choose between holding on to her newfound happiness or giving it all up for the sake of someone she loves.

 

About the author:

Rebecca L. Marsh is an award winning author of women's fiction and a member of the Paulding County Writer's Guild. She grew up in the mountains of Western North Carolina and now lives in Dallas, Georgia with her husband and daughter. When not writing, she enjoys spending time with her family (cats and dog included), watching movies, and reading a good book. Rebecca occasionally makes home-made candy and works on her scrapbooks (she is woefully behind). Rebecca is the author of four novels, When the Storm Ends, The Rift Between Us, Where Hope is Found, and Remember the Butterfly. Purchase Links for the book: Amazon My website (signed paperbacks) My author links: My website Facebook Twitter Goodreads NetGalley (until February 24th)

My Opinion

Fist I want to say a big thanks to Rebecca for letting me be part of this book tour and for writing such a great book.

 

Remember the Butterfly brings up difficult topics that are the reality for most of the women, loss, desperation, abuse, infertility among others.

Marsh introduce all these topics with a sensitive touch without minimizing the harsh reality inside of them.

A family drama from two different perspectives, 2 women, 2 stories, Keeley who lost her mother when she was six, and her father when she was in her teens. Sent to live with her aunt, Keeley struggles to form a bond with her, mainly due to the secrets her aunt is keeping from her and Jillian who comes from a close-knit and loving family.

Marsh writing help us to feel the desperation in these women situations and let us sympathize with them in a deeper way.