I look at my daughter.
And on this cold autumn day, as red and yellow leaves begin to fall.
In the pretty, privileged college town of Milford, New Hampshire, everyone is friendly, everything is safe.
Even if it means someone else gets hurt...
I have to keep her safe.
I recall her tears when she\'d tumble over, healed instantly with a band-aid and a little kiss.
I remember her tiny hand in mine, her first smile.
My darling girl.
If I could give it ten stars I would I look at my daughter.
A brilliantly addictive read...
I couldn\'t stop reading from the beginning until the end...
Blue Moon Blogger ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wow...
Awesome.
Question was when was I ever going to stop crying? My husband even asked me if something terrible had happened and I had to explain it was just my book...
It was a real tear jerker.
Readers are loving My Daughter\'s Mistake: Warning, you will need a box of tissues by your side to get through this book!!!!! I loved, loved, loved this book.
Perfect for fans of Jodi Picoult, Jojo Moyes and Diane Chamberlain.
An incredible, powerfully emotional and heartbreaking read, with a dilemma that will make everyone wonder what they would do, in either mother\'s shoes.
And, with Amy Rose\'s life hanging in the balance, one of them will stop at nothing to protect the person she loves-her daughter.
The truth is that both mothers have secrets they\'re trying to keep.
Or with Jenna, a single mother with a past, whose child hovers between life and death...
With Ellen, who just wants to defend her daughter.
But as Amy Rose lies unconscious in hospital, the town begins to take sides.
Her daughter is always safe on the road-and she\'s vulnerable herself.
Maddie\'s mother, Ellen-a college professor with a warm, approachable reputation-insists it must have been an accident.
The crash that sees Jenna\'s six-year-old daughter Amy Rose being hit by a car driven by seventeen-year-old Maddie.
Until a screech of tires is heard, a thud, a child\'s scream.
And on this cold autumn day, as red and yellow leaves begin to fall from the trees, and everyone wraps up for the first time, it would be easy to believe nothing bad could ever happen here.
In the pretty, privileged college town of Milford, New Hampshire, everyone is friendly, everything is safe.
Even if it means someone else gets hurt...
I have to keep her safe.
I recall her tears when she\'d tumble over, healed instantly with a band-aid and a little kiss.
I remember her tiny hand in mine, her first smile.
My darling girl.
I look at my daughter
