I like Danielle Steel, when I want a quick and easy read, so I picked up one of her latest novels. Ginny, a former TV news anchor with a painful past is now travelling the world’s most dangerous places, helping those in the direst need. On the anniversary of the tragedy of her family, she decides to end her life by jumping off the bridge into a river, but a chance encounter with a young homeless boy named Blue stops her at the last minute. She starts bonding with him, taking him in and taking care of him. Blue has no one in the whole world, except his Aunt who is not interested in taking care of him, and he does not trust that Ginny is. And on top of everything, secrets about molestations by a beloved church priest start to resurface… (Submitted by Monika).

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I liked this book a lot. Plan to read more of her books.

Very good story, and I enjoyed
it very much.

Fluff book!

Touching story, I enjoyed it very much.

Great book, loved it, but the boy, Blue, is too perfect. Deals well with homelessness and more. Still a must read.

Didn't like it. Predictable, sappy and in some parts it felt like a big plug for McDonald's.

I enjoyed this book. It has a bit more "meat" in it than many of her books. It takes on a few social issues/injustices. I recommend it for those who think her books are all the same with predictable endings.

Awesome! Easy to read and deals sensitively with a number of social issues.