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Megan's Way

(Megan and Livi #1)

Melissa Foster (Goodreads Author)

3.48 · Rating details · 1,650 ratings · 262 reviews

One woman's struggle with illness, her daughter's will to survive, and a circle of friends shrouded in secrets.

What would you give up for the people you love?

When Megan Taylor, a single mother and artist living on Cape Cod, receives the shocking news that her cancer has returned, she's faced with the most difficult decision she's ever had to make. The love she has for he ...more

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Nov 23, 2011 Kim Justice rated it it was amazing

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Three words: OH MY GOSH!!!

The Author Melissa Foster has done it again here. This book took me from one emotion to another. It may be a work of fiction but how many times does this really happen in real life. Sickness, lies, love, secrets, looking back to the past. Melissa really puts a lot of punch into this book.

The characters are down to earth, angry, hurt, concerned, scared, emotions all over the place. And when I say characters there, I mean All of them. YES, even the guys!!

I do not believ Three words: OH MY GOSH!!!

The Author Melissa Foster has done it again here. This book took me from one emotion to another. It may be a work of fiction but how many times does this really happen in real life. Sickness, lies, love, secrets, looking back to the past. Melissa really puts a lot of punch into this book.

The characters are down to earth, angry, hurt, concerned, scared, emotions all over the place. And when I say characters there, I mean All of them. YES, even the guys!!

I do not believe that I have every read a book in which my own emotions were all over like this. I mean that I have read some great awesome books but this one well. From one page to the next that I was not crying, screaming, mad, and yes even laughing. In some places where Megan would describe some of her beliefs and life I would just sit down and die... pardon the word there, but really, I would think of some other people that would say "yeah, that is how it is and if you don't like it there is the door" (not in the book that way but in my head) =]

I have read some other book by Author Melissa Foster but this one for some reason I just wanted more. I wanted it to say the ending was not the real ending. Or some other twist. Not that there was not enough twists and turn in this one but it was just I rooted for Megan, and well I will not give away the book. I always try my best not too. I feel that you should read for your self. This review is just my words. And you need to make up your own mind.

I love love how Author Melissa Foster put these friends together. I love the part that Megan had a daughter, but the other Characters did not. You will see what I mean about this when you read it.

I even loved how the book took different paths and at times it seemed long it still all came together. Not many can do that, but here Author Melissa Foster did. Also in the back of the book she put a Conversation with Melissa Foster. Oh the insights!! This is a must read for 2011!!

So for those reasons I am giving a Breath of Life Rating:

Five Clock Rating!!!
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Sep 19, 2011 Jess rated it did not like it

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Jan 16, 2013 Klaudyna Z. rated it did not like it · review of another edition

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This book was awful. First of all it was so freaking depressing, even though I didn't shed one tear. To me, if an author makes you cry through her words, they are able to convey the emotion that they intended when they wrote the story. I didn't feel the need to cry once even though the story was sad. I felt like the authors writing and characters were one dimensional and had no depth whatsoever. I didn't really like any of the characters and didn't feel like I could relate to any of them. There ...more

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Sep 15, 2011 Laura rated it did not like it · review of another edition

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Sep 06, 2011 Jennifer rated it it was ok

sounded like it was written by a high schooler

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Jul 19, 2011 Deborah rated it really liked it

Shelves: latest-reads, woman-writer, new-author-for-me, reviewer-book, paperback-i-own, older-children-book, made-into-movie, psychological, family-dynamics, available-on-kindle

I first want to share with my readers the personal perspective I bring to this review of “Megan’s Way.” Some 29 years ago I was widowed as a young woman with three children under the ages of 9. My precious young husband died of melanoma that had metastasized to major organs: we had several months to prepare for his death. This came after the original cancer of 11 years in the first year of our marriage. So, I’m someone well acquainted with cancer’s toll on a person and those who love them. I rea ...more

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Jun 24, 2011 Alison rated it it was amazing

Secrets - people keep them for all sorts of justified reasons. Sometimes it is to spare another and sometimes to spare themselves. Megan's Way is a novel full of secrets. On the surface the secrets are to spare others pain, but if you look closely you will see that each of the people also hope to spare themselves the pain and discomfort of admitting the secrets held deep.

Megan Taylor is a single mother who has just found that her cancer has returned. She suffers silently each day, because she ha Secrets - people keep them for all sorts of justified reasons. Sometimes it is to spare another and sometimes to spare themselves. Megan's Way is a novel full of secrets. On the surface the secrets are to spare others pain, but if you look closely you will see that each of the people also hope to spare themselves the pain and discomfort of admitting the secrets held deep.

Megan Taylor is a single mother who has just found that her cancer has returned. She suffers silently each day, because she has chosen to keep this a secret from her daughter Olivia and her close friends. This is not her only secret. She has also kept the name of Olivia's father from everyone. As Megan becomes sicker and her time left with friends and family lessens she has to decide what each of them should know about her past actions.

Olivia is a wonderful fourteen year old. She and her mother have a bond that most do not. Megan can feel her emotions and her pain as if they are her own. The first time Megan was sick with cancer it was scary for Olivia and Megan knew just how hard it was. Olivia knows her mother is hiding something again, but cannot get her mother to admit it. As Megan pushes Olivia away to prepare her for a life without a mother Olivia becomes angry and feels hurt by her mom. These emotions cause Olivia to make decisions she would never have considered before. She just wants her mother to notice her again.

Holly is the best friend. She also holds a secret so deep that it could change everyone's lives. As she watches Megan shrink from illness she can't decide if divulging the secret would help or just make everything worse.

This novel is full of deep relationships. The relationship between Megan and her friends is one we all wish to have. These are friends that have been in her life for twenty-one years for everything that matters. These friends provide support and unconditional love. Each year on Megan's birthday they gather to renew themselves and their friendships. It is a time they bless each other and reconnect.

Several supernatural aspects exist in the novel. We meet a psychic who predicts the future - too precisely for comfort, Megan feels the emotions of her child, and after death we view the world from above with Megan. These episodes are created beautifully in Megan's Way. The tenderness and love is portrayed deeply and the emotions are raw.

Melissa Foster has written a novel that pulls your heart in so many directions. I cried more while reading this than I have for a long time for a book. My heart literally ached while reading this. I was drawn in deeply to the love and the friendships and didn't want to see it all end. I would absolutely recommend it to everyone! ...more

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Nov 21, 2011 Louise rated it it was amazing

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Story Description

What would you give up for the people you love?

When Megan Taylor, a single mother and artist, receives the shocking news that her cancer has returned, she'll be faced with the most difficult decision she's ever had to make. She'll endure an emotional journey, questioning her own moral and ethical values, and the decisions she'd made long ago. The love she has for her daughter, Olivia, and her closest friends, will be stretched and frayed.

Meanwhile, fourteen-year-old Olivia's wor Story Description

What would you give up for the people you love?

When Megan Taylor, a single mother and artist, receives the shocking news that her cancer has returned, she'll be faced with the most difficult decision she's ever had to make. She'll endure an emotional journey, questioning her own moral and ethical values, and the decisions she'd made long ago. The love she has for her daughter, Olivia, and her closest friends, will be stretched and frayed.

Meanwhile, fourteen-year-old Olivia's world is falling apart right before her eyes, and there's nothing she can do about it. She finds herself acting in ways she cannot even begin to understand. When her internal struggles turn to dangerous behavior, her life will hang in the balance.

Megan's closest friends are caught in a tangled web of deceit. Each must figure out how, and if, they can expose their secrets, or forever be haunted by their pasts.

My Review

MEGAN’S WAY is a story wrought with the strength of friendships, making choices, and keeping secrets. I’ve never read a book that focused so much on the thoughtfulness of others. Megan, Holly, Jack, Peter, and Olivia are all deeply thoughtful and caring people who are totally committed to each other. Each of them, through different circumstances, were forced to look deep within themselves and deal with their past and present decisions. Over time, people’s depth of morals, values, and traditions change – some for the better, some for the worst.

Megan and her daughter, Olivia, had a strong relationship filled with so much love and closeness that they had a bit of a paranormal connection in that they could feel each other’s pain.

The decision Megan made in the end is the same decision I think I would have made as well if I were ever in the same circumstance that Megan was. Tough decisions are not easy to make but Megan’s overwhelming love for her daughter propels her to that end.

The characters were so well developed and I was immediately drawn in right from the beginning of this book. I had to keep the Kleenex box at hand for a few pages here and there. I would highly recommend this book for everyone and believe once you’ve read it, you’ll think of your own mortality a little bit differently.

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Jun 05, 2011 Denise rated it it was amazing

Before I bought this book I had followed it around different blogs. I remember reading that this was definitely a have your hanky ready read and I was not disappointed.

The synopsis from Goodreads states:

"What would you give up for the people you love?

When Megan Taylor, a single mother and artist, receives the shocking news that her cancer has returned, she'll be faced with the most difficult decision she's ever had to make. She'll endure an emotional journey, questioning her own moral and ethica Before I bought this book I had followed it around different blogs. I remember reading that this was definitely a have your hanky ready read and I was not disappointed.

The synopsis from Goodreads states:

"What would you give up for the people you love?

When Megan Taylor, a single mother and artist, receives the shocking news that her cancer has returned, she'll be faced with the most difficult decision she's ever had to make. She'll endure an emotional journey, questioning her own moral and ethical values, and the decisions she'd made long ago. The love she has for her daughter, Olivia, and her closest friends, will be stretched and frayed.

Meanwhile, fourteen-year-old Olivia's world is falling apart right before her eyes, and there's nothing she can do about it. She finds herself acting in ways she cannot even begin to understand. When her internal struggles turn to dangerous behavior, her life will hang in the balance.

Megan's closest friends are caught in a tangled web of deceit. Each must figure out how, and if, they can expose their secrets, or forever be haunted by their pasts."

As I read this book I was amazed at how one individual could touch so many lives with their presence on this earth. This was a very emotional book for me and I think I went through at least a half a box of Puffs, but maybe that is what I needed. The various characters all examine their life choices, their regrets, secrets, and how they will deal with the loss of this amazing individual. Most people in their lifetime will experience a significant loss and I loved the way this wonderful character was able to help those left behind deal with their feelings.

The bottom line this was a beautifully written book with rich descriptions of the characters that was believable. These were characters I would like to have known in my life and Megan was a character I would have cherished as a friend. I would recommend this book to anyone who would enjoy a great story about and incredible woman's ability to touch so many lives, a good cleansing cry, and a resolution that lets you come away feeling good. The caveat being of course - have a big box of Puffs handy :) ...more

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May 01, 2011 Carol rated it it was amazing

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I loved book so much that I don't know where to start!!
Do not miss out on reading this book. Read it before the
movie comes out!

Melissa Foster has a talent of putting raw emotions into words. By narration, conversation and revealing the characters' thoughts, she wove a story of unique family finding itself.

Rarely, have I been so immersed in a book. Megan, the mother, Olivia, the daughter and Megan's close friends all became real to me. Megan is torn between protecting her long time friends from t ...more

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Aug 30, 2011 Stacy Eaton rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Before I read this book, I watched the video trailer of it. It can be found here for those who wish to view it, and I suggest that you do. http://www.melissafoster.com/content/...

The video intrigued me to read this book. Not knowing more then what I had seen in the video, I began to read and found myself totally engulfed in this story. Author Melissa Foster not only wrote an inspiring story of love and loss but captivated me to the point that I have now put this book on my top 10 list of all tim ...more

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Dec 13, 2011 Taslim Jaffer rated it liked it

Megan’s Way started off with an intriguing scene at a carnival; it was a believable introduction with all the sights and smells of a carnival and an ominous visit to the tent we are all inexplicably drawn to: the psychic card-reader. The intrigue continues through the first quarter of the book and then it just kind of fizzles away throughout the remainder of the book. The overall plot was a journey of twists and turns, heartaches and few resolutions. There was one particular twist that left me r ...more

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Dec 21, 2012 Melodie rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: chick-lit

THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS

Secrets, everyone has a secret. And as each secret is revealed to the reader, they become more implausible. And then in the end everyone decides to keep their secrets to spare themselves and others more pain.
Megan has cancer that has returned with metastasis throughout her body.Continuing aggressive treatment is futile. She is torn because she has a fourteen year old daughter to stick around for. But she believes the kinder thing would be to spare her and her clos ...more

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Jun 27, 2013 PinkAmy loves books, cats and naps rated it it was ok

When single mother Megan Taylor learns her cancer has returned and that she's dying, she does the opposite what a good mother would do, she stops treatment and lies to everyone, including 14 year old Olivia and get best friend Holly under the guise of saving them from watching her suffer. Additionally Megan has a creepy connection to Olivia where she can feel her physical pain.
I'm a cancer survivor and this scenario I'd entirely unrealistic. I resent that the author presents Megan's choices as e ...more

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Sep 24, 2011 Sarah (Workaday Reads) rated it it was ok · review of another edition

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When Megan receives the bad news that her cancer has returned, and is more aggressive and advanced than before, she struggles with what to do. Her daughter Olivia is devastated, not sure how to react. Together they must find a way to come to peace with each other, the current situation, and their complicated past.

This was a very emotional, character driven story all about living in the moment. It reminded me of a Nicholas Sparks book (or movie). As a movie, it would be classified as a tear jerke ...more

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Sep 18, 2009 Bridget rated it it was amazing

Megan finds out that her cancer has come back. On top of dealing with her current condition, she is also stuck in the middle of making a very difficult decision concerning her daughter, Olivia, and her best friend. All three are coping with the development of possibly loosing Megan. Secrets are revealed, lives are changed and difficult decisions are impossible to ignore.

Megan’s Way is touching story about a mother’s love. This is a great book for all women. We’ve all hit rough patches and we’ve ...more

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Oct 18, 2010 Marilyn rated it it was ok

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Most of the reviews I read about this book are WAY more positive than what I would say....I thought it was full of silly plot twists and cheesy dialog!

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Oct 02, 2011 Donna McBroom-Theriot rated it it was amazing

“She sat up abruptly. Okay. That’s it. I can’t tell anyone. What’s done is done. I can’t tell Olivia, and Jack and Peter don’t need to know. It would only hurt them. And what would they think of me? of my deceiving them? It’s better left unsaid.”
“His voice was just above a whisper, deep and solemn. ‘There are some friends who are always there for you, even when they are not present. There are others that are always present, and yet, somehow never there.’”
“One will be released, and returned after “She sat up abruptly. Okay. That’s it. I can’t tell anyone. What’s done is done. I can’t tell Olivia, and Jack and Peter don’t need to know. It would only hurt them. And what would they think of me? of my deceiving them? It’s better left unsaid.”
“His voice was just above a whisper, deep and solemn. ‘There are some friends who are always there for you, even when they are not present. There are others that are always present, and yet, somehow never there.’”
“One will be released, and returned after death.”
My Review:
Megan’s Way is about four life-long friends whose lives are so intertwined it is hard to see where one ends and the next begins. Yet, they end up harboring the deepest, darkest, secrets from each other.
It is a game for me to figure out where the title of a book comes from. Sometimes I am consciously looking for it, and other times it sneaks up on me and all of a sudden, there it is – the reason for the title. That is what happened with Megan’s Way. I was so caught up in the story line that it snuck up on me. Megan is a free spirit that her friends would always describe as “what you see is what you get.” She didn’t hide or pretend. She lived her life as herself and to its fullest; something I think we all would like to do.
When she became pregnant, the only change Megan made in her life was to change the focus from herself to her daughter, Olivia. Even when she was diagnosed with cancer, her focus remained on what was best for her daughter. Megan had a sixth sense when it came to her daughter, Olivia. She knew and felt when she was in trouble or in need of her. I understand that sense and I really enjoyed experiencing it in the book. Not to give the story line away, when you read about their connection and learn about the secrets, it will leave you pondering.
I admired Megan’s decision not to continue treatment. I have often wondered about what my decisions would be and I always come back to the same decision. I lean in the direction of not taking treatments. The book gave me some insight into how it might affect those around me.
I will tell you that I spent a lot of time crying. This book is a must read, but first, buy yourself a box of really soft Kleenex!
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Jul 02, 2011 Karen B. rated it it was amazing

Recommends it for: anyone who believes in the power of love

I loved this book. It was inspiring, full of love and hope in what could have been a "hopeless" situation. What I especially liked was the author's characters.
Megan's love for her daughter and her friends is so warmly presented as are their love for her. How would a person who is dying deal with leaving those they loved and wanting to spare them the most pain and yet deal with her own feelings, knowing that there is no cure and that she will die, not to mention her physical pain?

Olivia's confus I loved this book. It was inspiring, full of love and hope in what could have been a "hopeless" situation. What I especially liked was the author's characters.
Megan's love for her daughter and her friends is so warmly presented as are their love for her. How would a person who is dying deal with leaving those they loved and wanting to spare them the most pain and yet deal with her own feelings, knowing that there is no cure and that she will die, not to mention her physical pain?

Olivia's confusion, rebellion, anger with her mother seem realistic with what she is facing but also consistent with a teenage girl coping with growing up. She's suffered once with her mother's original diagnosis of cancer and when it returns, so does the pain.

Megan's three friends are loyal and accepting of the choices that she makes. Holly jumps right in to care for Megan and Olivia the first time Megan gets sick and she never seems to count the cost, but gives her love truly from her heart. Peter is able to be their for Olivia and still be loyal to his friend, probably a very difficult thing to do when you become friends with both a mother and her teenage daughter. Jack, in the beginning seems very much an extension of Holly. The reader knows that their love for each other is a strong bond and it's only toward the end of the novel that we learn of his true role in the story.

There are little touches of the supernatural in this book, but they are not the focus of the book. In the beginning Megan and Holly as teenagers themselves go to see a fortune teller at a carnival and this prepares the reader for the plot as well as the supernatural element. Megan, as a mother, has a sensitivity to Olivia's situations that go into the realm beyond a sixth sense. She literally feels things and knows things that are going on with Olivia that she could not know otherwise and that show what a loving mother she is. This love continues to manifest itself in the later half of the book as well when the picture is very different. (Don't want to give away a plot spoiler here)

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Feb 06, 2012 Rachelle Ayala rated it really liked it · review of another edition

This book was a highly emotional read. The main plot dealt with Megan's courageous decision when cancer returned to ravage her bones. She struggled with guilt, fear and the wish to spare her daughter, but in the process pushed her daughter away.

Olivia was a believable and normal teenage girl, caught between an intense love and dependence on her mother and the usual angst of being a teenager. She yearned to be included in her mother's confidence and felt rebuffed when her mother continued to keep ...more

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Jun 01, 2012 Callie Norse rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Megan's Way kept me interested from beginning to end. Although the book is fiction, it deals with the realistic subject of cancer. Cancer is all about decisions, and Megan makes a huge one. Some may think it is a selfish decision. I feel it is quite a courageous and unselfish one. Her decision is based on what she feels is best for her daughter. At first her daughter feels her mom had no right to make the decision without talking it over with her. Later, she comes to understand her mom did it fo ...more

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Jul 28, 2012 L.L. Helland rated it it was amazing

Megan's Way by Melissa Foster. Is an emotional read. I almost wished for more at the end of the book. Like what happened with Olivia and Jason? Did Holly every tell her secret? How did things work out for the family unit? As an RN I understood Megan's right of passage, and not to take her medication. The life with cancer drugs is a hard life to live. Deteriorating to the point you're really not living just existing. Towards the end when you're being supported by the ingenuous machines of the hos ...more

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Sep 02, 2009 Debbie rated it it was amazing

My Thoughts: This is Melissa Foster's first book and I hope there will be many more to come. If you've ever lost someone to cancer or have cared for someone going through chemo, this is a very emotional and sensitive book to read, it's so dead-on to what you feel and go through when you're involved in something like that. I started crying on page 90 and did not stop until the end of the book, I am sitting here crying as I try to type my review.

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Nov 17, 2009 Debbie rated it it was amazing

WOW! Melissa did a great job writing this book! And how cool that she is one of our own 'Chicks'. This book kept my attention. I cried, I laughed. I wonder what I would do in Megan's shoes. I was drawn into the characters. It was not a young adult book per se, but I love that Olivia was as full a character as any other. As the mom of a 13 year old, I totally saw the young teen come out in Olivia. I liked the relationships in this book and how we came to know more about them as the story goes on. ...more

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Mar 13, 2012 Darlene rated it liked it · review of another edition

Recommends it for: tear junkies

Shelves: kindle, kindle-books-i-own, depression, anxiety, cancer, death, lendle, booklending

Remnants of Kleenex, a stack of napkins and a roll of toilet paper. Glad I didn't kill a tree for the actual book. I am, also, glad there is such a thing as text-to-speech as I wouldn't have been able to get through this. After reading a few books about Chinese orphans I didn't think there were tears left.

If you are the kind of person who occasionally watched Beaches, just to get the sadness out, here is a book to take its place. The characters are well developed and likable. That's the problem ...more

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Aug 23, 2009 Mary rated it really liked it

I enjoyed Melissa Foster's debut novel, Megan's Way. I thought the author did a fabulous job of creating realistic, complex relationships in her characters. I was particularly drawn to the mother-daughter bond that existed between Megan and Olivia. From loving to rebellious, it brought memories of my own teenage ways.

The storyline had many twists that kept the story interesting. The depth and complexity in the characters helped me understand (although, not always agree with) the choices and deci ...more

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Jun 20, 2010 Doreen rated it really liked it

Recommends it for: every woman, every daughter, and anyone who has ever lost someone they truly loved.

Recommended to Doreen by: thewomensnest.com

I truly enjoyed this book. The story is a beautiful tale of a mother's farewell to her young daughter and closest, most intimate friends. It's a story of friendship, choices and selflessness. This is the author's first published novel. The first 20 pages or so may seem a little scattered as the author clues us in to what is going on in the characters' lives. Don't be discouraged! Read on because you will be deeply moved by the love, admiration, and even secretiveness that permeates these relatio ...more

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Dec 27, 2011 Marilou George rated it it was amazing

Megan's Way by Melissa Foster is one of the most wonderfully written and lovely books that I have read! A beautiful and heart warming story of a Mother and her Daughter and the extraordinary relationship they have. A story about life long and real friendships that defy time. Megan's Way will make you laugh and cry and be amazed all at the same time. I fell in love with all the characters and the way their lives intermingle with each other is beautiful.

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Jul 01, 2013 Angie rated it really liked it

This was a book I got free from BookBub and I was pleasantly surprised! This was the best book I have read in a long time! It had wonderful relationships between friends and had plenty of secrets! Some you did not find out until the end. It would be a great book and would be a wonderful book club book because it has lots to talk about!

My only negative is that there were a few times the book jumped from one subject to the next and it was not clear until a few sentences later. It still did not int ...more

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Jun 25, 2013 Penny rated it did not like it

I have a sick addiction to finishing a book once i have started it, no matter how awful it is. This is some of the flattest writing I have ever tried to read. This author has absolutely no talent in building her characters. They are extremely one-dimentional. I will actively avoid reading another of her books and thank my lucky stars that this one was a free amazon download.

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