Review of Amber’sWay

[Princewill Uchenna]

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "AmbersWay" by Gloria Galloway.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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No matter how prepared a person is, the loss of a loved one is always a huge blow. Amber’s Way by Gloria Galloway is a family fiction novel that tells the tale of a mother’s extreme and profound love, even in the face of challenges, uncertainties, and even death.

Jessica Langston was a lawyer. She lost her husband in the Iraq War shortly after her honeymoon and before the birth of their daughter, Amber. Amber's life was relatively normal until she received a diagnosis of high-risk neuroblastoma, a cancer of the immature nerve cells. She underwent treatment and was certified cancer-free. Nine years later, they were informed that the cancer had returned in a more violent manner, and suddenly, Amber and her mom were thrown into a world of hoping for the best and preparing for the worst.

I completely enjoyed the story. I loved the storyline and the emotional impact of the book. The characters in the book were well developed and beautifully described, making it easy for us to understand their feelings and emotions. I enjoyed the beautiful romance and family life depicted in the book. I particularly loved Amber’s character, a sweet and brave girl with a fighting spirit. I also enjoyed Jessica's portrayal of motherly love in caring for and loving her daughter, even in a seemingly hopeless situation. It was a very beautiful read.

I do not dislike anything about the book. The book was beautifully written with a carefully crafted and flawless storyline. I particularly enjoyed how the stories flowed into each other with no hitches, making it a very understandable read. I also found no errors, which made it a seamless read. I enjoyed the author’s amazing writing style that portrayed the emotional aspect of the book.

I rate this book five out of five stars for its brilliantly written and emotionally compelling story. The book was well edited, and I found no grammatical or spelling errors while reading it. I wholeheartedly recommend this book for individuals interested in learning more about cancer care and the foundations involved in care or support. I also highly recommend this book for individuals looking for a family novel and an emotionally gripping novel. This is a very good and amazing read.

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[Nwachukwu Somto]

The depiction of a mother's unwavering love amidst adversity, especially in the face of her daughter's battle with cancer, promises a deeply touching read. The well-developed characters and seamless storytelling, coupled with the absence of errors, make it even more appealing.

[Julius Peters]

The portrayal of Amber as a brave and resilient character adds layers of depth to the narrative, inspiring readers with her unwavering spirit even in very difficult times.

[Onuoha Joy]

I particularly loved Amber’s character, a sweet and brave girl with a fighting spirit.

[Rebecca De Figueiredo]

Firstly, the plot sends shivers up and down my spine… poor woman! Secondly, the opening pages were comfortable and personable, creating an inviting tone to get in and read the book. Thank you, reviewer, for a fine summary.

[Leen282]

This book surely is emotionally compelling, just reading the review brought tears in my eyes. Even if it is fiction, I can feel the pain of losing a husband and facing a horrible disease in your daughter.

[Amy Luman]

It’s hard for me to read books like this. I recently lost my father and it hit me hard. I hope that in this story Jessica and Amber are able to overcome their problems. Congratulations on BOTD!

[Sushan Ekanayake]

"Amber’s Way" by Gloria Galloway is a heart-wrenching, beautifully written story of a mother’s love, a brave young girl’s fight with cancer, and the strength of family through unimaginable pain. Emotional, inspiring, and unforgettable. Congratulations on being BOTD!

[Rumi Khan]

Lover amber's character as she was loving sweet and brave girl have a spirit of fighting

[Jonas Ferreira]

The Path of Amber is a touching story about courage and self-discovery. Gloria Galloway takes us through Amber's journey as she learns to face her fears and find her own path. A light and inspiring read.

[Mr Benj]

AmbersWay" by Gloria Gallowa, a book that features a mothers love, challenges, uncertainties, and loss. It will be interesting to find out about the main characters husband duties in Iraq. It is an interesting book to read.

[Faith amisi]

Reading Amber's Way By Galloway was an emotional and deeply personal experience for me. Amber's journey facing cancer not once but twice before she even had a chance to fully live, was both heartbreaking and inspiring. What stood out to me was her quiet resilience, the kind that doesn't demand attention but still leaves a lasting mark. I found myself really connecting with her strength, her sense of wonder, and her bond with her mother which was portrayed with so much tenderness and honesty. The presence of Jane Doe ,the orphaned dear, added a beautiful layer of symbolism, something pure and comforting in the midst of all hardship. Gloria Galloway writes with such authenticity, you can tell this story come from a very real place. It reminded me how much courage can live in the smallest ,most unexpected moments.

[Alida Spies]

To lose a child must be one of the most traumatic experiences any parent can go through. To see your child's life threatened and be helpless to do anything about it, is torture. It must've been such a shock to both Amber and her mother when the cancer returned after nine years. Keep the tissues handy when reading this one, I think!

[Kibet Hillary]

Cancer is an increasing pandemic and this is one of the threats to health that the world still has to battle, in addition to the other lifestyle diseases. The fact that the author includes the foundations of care is amazing. Jessica Langston is an amazing mother, and it is good to see her stand by Amber, her daughter, even when the situation seems hopeless.
Many thanks for the review, @Princewill Uchenna.

[Ugonna Henry Uzoka]

Jessica was resilient and showed motherly care despite the situation of facing the loss of her husband and seeing her daughter going through pains. Congratulations on the book of the day.