Book Review: I Give You My Heart by

Published: 01/09/2018
314 pages
Format: Kindle edition

A terminal diagnosis. A life-saving sacrifice. A love letter written on the walls of her heart.

Alice Richards looked forward to watching the seeds of love she and her husband planted bloom and grow well into their old age. But her plans for the future shrivel up and die when she learns she has an inoperable brain tumor.

Determined that she won’t die in vain, she decides to become an organ donor. With a few precious months left, Alice begins documenting her fairytale romance—from their first meeting to the children they dreamed of having. She’ll pass on every detail to her heart’s next owner… along with careful instructions to send her husband reminders of her undying love. Before her time runs out, Alice must find the perfect candidate to guide her husband through unimaginable grief and hold the memory of their love in her heart.

I Give You My Heart is an emotional romantic fiction novel with an uplifting message. If you like strong-willed women, undying love stories, and honest portrayals of coping with a terminal illness, then you’ll love SarahJane Ford’s heart-warming epic.

An unmissable love story full of warmth, beauty and with a huge, beating heart.

This book is oozing with love, friendship and support. Although it had very difficult premise and we know that every page we read brings us closer to The End, it’s content of these pages that make this book amazing.

If you’ve never believed or experienced true love, read this book and learn from Alice and Alex. Love at first sight, so strong that nothing can break it. Not even tumor, not even stolen future. Alice knows that when inevitable end comes, Alex, love of her life, will suffer the most but she also knows she wants her heart to love him forever and will do anything to make sure it does. It will let him deal with his broken heart and finding way out from his grief.

Very heavy topic with very strong emotions on every single page. I found it difficult to get into at the beginning but as the story moved on, I got too invested in their lives to let them go.

Beautiful and must read for romance lovers!