but then circumstances arise that set her off balance and threaten all of her hopes and dreams. When this novel begins, middle sister Jillian has beaten breast cancer and is settling into married life. Moments We Forget continues the story of the Thatcher sisters, which began in Things I Never Told You (and yes, you really should read the books in order, as much of what happens in this novel was set up in the first book). Will Jillian ever achieve her own dreams, or will she always be “just Jillian,” the less-than Thatcher sister? Can she count on her sisters as she tries to step into a stronger place, or are they stuck in their childhood roles forever? And just when her dreams might be falling into place, a life-altering revelation from her husband sends her reeling again. Now, Jillian’s on the road to recovery after finally finishing chemo and radiation, but residual effects of the treatment keep her from reclaiming her life as she’d hoped. Then on the night of her engagement party, a cancer diagnosis threatens to once again steal her chance to shine. Jillian Thatcher has spent most of her life playing the family peacemaker, caught in the middle between her driven, talented older sister and her younger, spotlight-stealing twin sisters.

(Also, you didn't miss it-I haven't posted that review yet. I loved the introduction to the Thatcher sisters, and I was so glad to be able to move right into this book once I finished Things I Never Told You. It had been on my TBR shelf for nearly a year, but with the upcoming release of Moments We Forget (and the looming deadline for this review), I finally picked it up. Vogt's excellent Things I Never Told You. Earlier this week, I (finally) read Beth K.

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