A lovely story told in a unique way!
Toms loss is documented in a very moving way and the raw emotions leap off the page. His subsequent actions are completely explicable even though they are very misguided in the first instance. The cast of supporting characters are wonderfully written (even the ones I loved to hate!) and the final outcome is truly satisfying. Overall a fantastic take on the genre.

In Finding Grace, Loretta Rothschild weaves a gripping narrative about loss, resilience, and the ripple effect of decisions that change lives. Honour, seemingly living the perfect life with her husband Tom and their daughter Chloe, is faced with a longing for another baby that starts to overshadow everything. However, a shocking event shakes her world, setting off a chain of events that will test her family's bond and challenge the very fabric of their lives.

Years later, Tom makes a choice that unknowingly alters the course of their lives, intertwining the fates of two women. As secrets are revealed and old wounds resurface, Honor and another woman must confront the consequences of past actions. With love, loss, and family at the core of the story, the novel delves into the complexities of grief, forgiveness, and what happens when you face the ghosts of your past.

Rothschild's writing is reflective and thoughtful, offering a raw and authentic portrayal of grief. The characters, though difficult to connect with at times, are crafted with depth, and their struggles feel genuine. The narrative structure is distinctive and impactful, although some parts may feel repetitive or overly dramatic, particularly in their portrayal of emotional turmoil.

Finding Grace is an emotional exploration of how choices reverberate through time, and how the truth, when uncovered, can change everything. While it may not resonate with every reader, the themes of grief and renewal provide a poignant and thought-provoking reading experience.

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I read this novel on NetGalley reader. The text was minute, but Ctrl+ sorted it out. The Kindle version only showed the first few pages. It was the strangest book I’ve ever read and too far-fetched for my taste. The narrator continues relaying the story after her violent death. There’s a conflict between the theme and my theories on the afterlife, but it was thought-provoking. Who knows? At times, Honor came across as an invasive onlooker. There was considerable slang, unknown colloquial expressions and too much of the F-bomb, which I didn’t like. Nonetheless, it was an innovative, compelling and educated read with literary references, metaphors and wit. Despite all, it was an elegantly written, modern, endearing love story awash with sensitivity and sensory moments. The agony and finality of grief were well depicted. Thank you to NetGalley and John Murray Press.

Finding Grace is a story of the consequences of a mans actions and how it affects the lives of two women.

It is a brilliant pyschological love story that is entirely unique and a novel I really loved.

It is an engaging read and the author knows how to write a tale. It is quite edgy and is a tangled but interesting read.