Bøger af Peter (Formerly University of Cambridge

A baby is rejected by its parents at birth, left in the maternity ward and then adopted by two strangers; it has to come to terms with the event later in life. When an innocent search as an adult about medical history then reveals a shattering revelation, it triggers a search which ultimately crosses oceans. On the way through the search, family relationships are explored and test the strength of the bonds of love with the adopted family. The book describes the emotions, conflict, loyalty and the love experienced in the search and beyond. With surprises at every turn, it is an emotional read that will tug at your heart strings. At one point I had to put the book down and wipe the tears from my eyes. - G. Leafe Once I started I had to read it through to the end. I couldn't put it down. - Z. Mobley. I was deeply moved, but what emotions must they have gone through? You can only know if you've been through it yourself. - C. Rodgers.

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