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Mother's Day Giveaways
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Enter the GoodReads giveaway for Cleo Dang Would Rather Be Dead by Mai Nguyen. Cleo Dang has always dreamed of becoming a mother. The day she learns she’s pregnant is the happiest moment of her life, made even sweeter when she discovers her best friend, Paloma, is expecting too. They share the joy of their pregnancies until everything falls apart in the hospital. Paloma returns home with her baby. Cleo does not.
In the aftermath, Cleo is left to navigate life consumed by grief. She withdraws from the world, especially from Paloma, who now has the life Cleo longed for. After leaving her demanding job as an actuary, Cleo finds work at a funeral home, where she encounters a steady stream of people facing their own losses and begins to understand the strength that comes from facing grief head‑on.
Enter the Goodreads giveaway for One Week Later by K.J. Micciche. Two years ago, romance novelist Melody Adams and aspiring author Beckett Nash shared a whirlwind romance during a dream vacation in Aruba. She was there caring for her ailing mother, while he was on a personal writing retreat, determined to finish his first novel. Their seven-day love affair seemed destined for more, but a tangle of mixed signals and disastrous timing led them to miss their flight home. Unable to reconnect, each believed the other had chosen to walk away, convinced they were being abandoned at the worst possible moment.
Enter the Goodreads giveaway for A Family Matter by Claire Lynch.
In 1982, Dawn is a young mother still finding her footing in marriage when Hazel bursts into her life like a flame in the dark. Their bond is irresistible, filling Dawn’s days with unexpected joy and complexity. Yet responsibilities weigh heavily, she has commitments, and above all, a daughter who depends on her.
Fast forward to 2022, and Heron receives devastating news from his doctor that shatters the quiet rhythm of his later years. An aging man bound by routine, he struggles with the thought of telling Maggie, his only child and the center of his world. But the diagnosis isn’t the only truth he’s hiding—there are secrets he has carried for decades, ones he cannot bring himself to share.
