This book was a great read! A child with autism needs around-the-clock care. He's got a great dad, but his mother---oy.....she's an awful woman. Completely self-centered. Instead of loving her child, she prefers to lavish all her affection on her husband's credit card and joint bank account. Emily is a breath of a fresh air. She can recognize when a child needs help and she's not afraid to admit it. Most parents don't want to admit that their child isn't normal. Emily knows that early intervention is key. Her compassion for Trevor is so overwhelming that his dad knows he's finally found the right woman for them both.

The only thing I didn't really like about this is how quickly Emily jumped in the sack with Brad. Both aren't even officially divorced yet. The attraction is there, yes, but I didn't think the timing was quite right.

Great character building. Great plot. Satisfying ending. I just thinking the timing was a little off.