At first is was a little slow & hard to read, but I was intrigued by enough of the story to keep reading. It got better and more interesting the more I read.

It was one of those books I couldn't put down. Loved the way Tatiana de Rosnay wrote about a sensitive subject.

Very interesting book and easy to read! A bit sad at times but loved that the book was from the point of view of Alice.

I actually read this book twice, something that I don't really do. I loved the way Chris Cleave wrote this story with all of its surprises. He made me love and connect with the characters.

This book was a real life medical mystery that made me want to keep reading to discover what happened to her. This book highlights how important it is to have a health advocate because when you are the patient you can't always speak for yourself.

This book was slow to start & I couldn\\\'t see where the author was going with some of the chapters, but around 50 or so pages, I was hooked. Then, once you finish, you may want to go back and see what you missed in the beginning! Great ending.

It's was shocking to read this true story. So sad how big business and corrupt judges take advantage of a small businessman and his workers. But really uplifting to see how lawyers find a way to take this case to the supreme court. Interesting to learn about coal mines and the people living and working in that industry.