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Ebook About "One of the best thrillers I've ever read!" --Amazon customerAbby wants a baby more than anything.But after years of failed infertility treatments and adoptions that have fallen through, it seems like motherhood is not in her future. That is, until her personal assistant Monica makes a generous offer that will make all of Abby's dreams come true.But it turns out Monica isn't who she says she is. The woman now carrying Abby's child has an unspeakable secret.And she will stop at nothing to get what she wants.Why readers are totally gripped by this unputdownable psychological thriller, The Surrogate Mother, by bestselling author Freida McFadden:“I actually read it in one sitting, that’s how much of a page turner it is. I didn’t see the ending coming, which is hard to do in this day and age so bravo author!” –Amazon review“It's a thriller that you'll want to keep reading till the end... and trying to figure out what will happen next.” –Amazon review“This is a thriller full of suspense and plot twists. Masterful writing with intriguing situations and captivating characters. This is one action-filled story that will keep you glued to the pages.” –Amazon review“This book is truly a thriller. I could not put it down. This book has some characters you absolutely love and the ones you want to punch in their face because they are plain villainous. It is extremely well written and the descriptive words are right on point making you feel like you are actually watching this story unfold in real life in real time. Being a mother myself I could feel her pain and anguish. I love love love this book and highly recommend it!!!” –Amazon review“This is one of the best books I've read in a couple of years and am looking forward to reading the next one.” –Amazon review“I can't say enough about this book! When I started to read this book, I felt as if I had climbed onto a roller coaster and couldn't wait to reach the finish line! There are twists and turns, highs and lows ... You will not be disappointed! I can't wait to read her next book.” –Amazon reviewBook The Surrogate Mother: An addictive psychological thriller you won't be able to put down Review :
Dr. Frieda McFadden is a remarkable woman-a doctor, wife, mother, and author. I’m in the process of reading all of her novels. She writes especially great medical books, and as an RN, I love those. But she also writes outside that genre, and this is one of her suspense novels. Abigail is a corporate career woman with a high-power job, but she yearns to have a child. After years of trying, fertility injections, etc., she and her husband are left with only the option to adopt. Abby desperately wants an infant. She and her husband Sam are awaiting the birth of their adoptive child, when Abby finds out that the mother has decided to keep the baby. She is devastated. Then, her assistant, Monica, states that she wants to be a surrogate for Sam and Abby’s baby! Because Abby’s eggs are too old, she cannot contribute. Against the wishes of everyone, including her husband, Abby goes through with this plan. The sperm is Sam’s, the egg is Monica’s. In exchange for the baby, the couple will pay for Monica’s further schooling. Things go well for a brief time until Abby discovers that Monica may have more in mind than just being a surrogate. And Sam falls in love with HIS baby, and maybe with Monica, too? The ending is quite a surprise. The main character in this page-turner experiences the kind of erosion of optimism that most of us have probably encountered and can identify with, but Abby experiences a dire version of it. It’s the niggling worry that certain people have misrepresented themselves to us. But we too often sweep aside our early misgivings, saying to ourselves, “Nah, can’t be. They’re OK.” We fail to heed the talk show host’s advice: When someone tells you who they are, believe them.”That’s the kind of mistake Abby makes when she initially excuses too many of the worrisome statements issuing from the woman she and her husband have selected to be a surrogate mother for them. When the seemingly ideal surrogate’s pronouns slide from being “Your baby” to being “Our baby,” and then to “My baby,” Abby feels a twinge of concern. But she dismisses it. She justifies the pronoun as being an understandable usage in the context of the doctor’s office. And therein lies the trouble.I encountered just a few minor stumbling blocks as I read along here. Abby (and by extension perhaps author McFadden herself) seems to put too much stock in what people wear. She assesses people by whether they are wearing Armani or non-Armani. This attitude made me like Abby a bit less. Then there were too many times when Abby describes her reaction as “a punch in the gut.” I sometimes wished there was a little more variety in the descriptions of her reactions.The writing is generally straight-forward, with Abby addressing the reader in the first person. Abby’s husband Sam is a math teacher, so a few math concepts are mentioned, although no understanding of them is required. There is the occasional thought-provoking metaphor that subtly plays into some ideas that Sam might introduce in his classes. Abby says that all babies look like old men, but old men don’t look like babies. So I guess babies and old men would not fall into one of Sam’s “Abelian Groups” which require that its members be commutative.This novel has a gripping immediacy heightened by the fact that we’ve all likely been there - in one way or another. Read Online The Surrogate Mother: An addictive psychological thriller you won't be able to put down Download The Surrogate Mother: An addictive psychological thriller you won't be able to put down The Surrogate Mother: An addictive psychological thriller you won't be able to put down PDF The Surrogate Mother: An addictive psychological thriller you won't be able to put down Mobi Free Reading The Surrogate Mother: An addictive psychological thriller you won't be able to put down Download Free Pdf The Surrogate Mother: An addictive psychological thriller you won't be able to put down PDF Online The Surrogate Mother: An addictive psychological thriller you won't be able to put down Mobi Online The Surrogate Mother: An addictive psychological thriller you won't be able to put down Reading Online The Surrogate Mother: An addictive psychological thriller you won't be able to put down Read Online Freida McFadden Download Freida McFadden Freida McFadden PDF Freida McFadden Mobi Free Reading Freida McFadden Download Free Pdf Freida McFadden PDF Online Freida McFadden Mobi Online Freida McFadden Reading Online Freida McFaddenDownload Mobi GitHub For Dummies By Sarah Guthals,Phil Haack
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