Publish date March 31. 2014
Jenny Harrison is happily married to an older man,
Gabe. This is the best thing she has
ever done, until an accident leaves Gabe
brain dead and her world upside down.
She decides to donate his organs and have his sperm frozen in order to
have his baby. Gabe’s Uncle George has
raised Gabe and is very opposed to her getting pregnant after he is dead. George files a court order and Jenny turns
to her best friend and attorney, Steve Grant.
Steve is unsure if he can help Jenny with her court fight. He wants to help her but is not sure that he
agrees with what she wants to do.
My Review:
I didn’t agree with Jenny’s decisions and the way she kept
secrets, but I understood her reasoning for doing what she feels she has to
do. But she had the right to do what
she felt she had to to hold onto her husband after his death.
Steve, the sexy neighbor, has feelings for Jenny but would
never act on them while she was happily married to Gabe. He is a good guy. He fought against himself to keep her happy
and not break them up. His character
was my favorite. Steve is the guy the
reader will fall in love with, I know I did.
I felt like he was perfect.
I loved the courtroom scenes. There was definitely controversy and drama
over the legality of harvesting someone’s sperm after they are unable to make
their own decisions. There are medical
and ethical issues, but Theresa Rizzo must have done a lot of research to
portray it correctly.
Not sure what to expect I was surprised and hooked by Just
Destiny. I will definitely recommend
this book.
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Thank you Charlotte, glad you enjoyed the story. I fell in love with Steve too!
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