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Violence
None
None
Language
None
None notable
Sexual Content
Barely any
Restrained, typical of Macomber's Blossom Street series
Substance Use
None
Not a factor
Emotional Intensity
A lot
Centers on terminal illness, grief, and the guilt of moving on after losing a spouse; reviewers note it will resonate strongly with anyone who has lost a partner
What this book is about
A year after his wife Hannah's death from ovarian cancer, Dr. Michael Everett finds a letter she left naming three women she wants him to consider for love again. Part of the Blossom Street series, the book is a gentle meditation on grief, guilt, and starting over.
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Terminal cancer and spousal grief as central themes
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