Lap Baby: Emotional Women’s Fiction by Amy Q. Barker

Lap Baby: Emotional Women’s Fiction by Amy Q. Barker
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A plane crashes in a snow storm, leaving 142 dead. Only four survived. It follows three of the characters through the book, one didn’t really make his presence know after the fact. Julie was the flight attendant for that flight, Marie was a mother with her child on the plane, and Paige was the only surviving baby of four on the flight. Julie keeps in contact with the surviving four, after taking the matter of lap babies on a plane in her own hands. After 20 years of her trying to get the rules changed, it left Julie busied and broken. All of them are still working through the trauma but within this book you get to see their lives starting to heal.
A very emotional ending, that proves even when you have gone through something as traumatic as a plane crash it takes time to heal all wounds, those that are physical and mental. But it is possible to heal.

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