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BOOK REVIEW RUNDOWN: A FOUND FAMILY AT THE CORNISH COUNTRY HOSPITAL


📖BOOK TITLE: A FOUND FAMILY AT THE CORNISH COUNTRY HOSPITAL (BOOK 3)

📖AUTHOR: JO BARTLETT 

📖THOUGHTS&OPINIONS: 
#HundredthBookOf2024 🎉🎉🎉

I am glad to be back in Port Kara and to be with these amazing characters once again. I'm so sad that Esther and Joe were not really talked about much, but it's not their story. A Found Family at the Cornish Country Hospital is the third book in the Cornish Country Hospital series, and it is all about Isla's and Aidan's story.

Isla wants to create a legacy for her father, and she knows the perfect way to do that is by being part of creating a family for someone, but that thought is almost cut off when she receives the news that she has a chronic condition. Will Isla's plan to create a legacy for her father be put on hold?

Aidan and Jase have always wanted a family, but they are battling with infertility problems, and we can see how distressing it is for them. This book emphasizes the point that family is not only about blood ties; family can also be people you choose and who chooses you.

Even though I didn't quite connect to this book as much as I would have loved to, it was good 🙌😍. Like I said when I first started this series, count me in for every book in this series, Jo. 

📖RATINGS: 3 STARS ⭐⭐⭐

📖QUOTES:
♤If love isn’t everything to you, then surely it’s nothing.

♤What was the point of a life without people to love? 


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