This diagnosis shocks both of them, and now they are unsure what the future will hold and if they will get that HEA they wanted. Ella is busy along side Anna and books a doctors appointment probably just tired and stress but the shocking diagnosis put a whole change on her and Dan's future and she shuts him out. I’m sure from the prologue it is believable but just went on too long and the conclusion was an “at last” moment! However , no one is putting themselves in her shoes and respecting her own personal decisions for herself .

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By describing the businesses, locals and tourists who make up the town, the author allows readers to experience Port Agnes through Ella’s eyes and heart. this book focuses on dan and ella and it’s a bumpy ride for them, on one hand i was frustrated at ella for being so stubborn but then you think about how you would handle what she does and you realise it’s fear that making her act that way. Loose ends are all neatly tied up at the close and we have a pretty good idea of what’s happening with various members of the Ella’s immediate circle. Watching this life they had planned out disappear, and their relationship break down was heartbreaking. Midwife Ella was a longed for child that her parents struggled to have, because of this she always put pressure on herself to be better, work harder and so it went on.I do not want to spoil it by elaborating but this overshadowed the early chapters and then it became more annoying. Through the midwife unit in Port Agnes, readers get a sense of the inner workings of the town and the types of people living there. I think this has been my favourite book in the series, my heart was breaking for Ella and Dan and Jo must have put her heart and soul into this book. Gwen was always there for comedy value, and it was nice to be able to follow the story of Jess in the background. As winter descends on the coastal town of Port Agnes, midwife Toni Samuels' mood is as dark as the winter clouds that roll in.

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Ella Mehenick Midwifery visit to Liberty farm her soon the be sister in law expecting her forth baby. The only critique I have is that there were one too many similar twists towards the conclusion of the book which didn't necessarily have to be included to reach the same end. I believe this gives readers an idea on what the patient and immediate family and close friends would go through in such a situation.I may sound harsh, but I liked how she decided to fight back and get the happiness she and Dan deserves. It is incredibly eye opening, and I have to say if I was Ella, I'd probably be reacting in the same way. This made me understand the initial reaction of Ella, but it also makes me think she was a bit of drama queen in the last part of the book as she already mapped the worst case scenario and was ready to let the illness win. Izzy gets her own HEA, and even though Ella and Dan’s love story takes a detour, they still have moments that will make your heart pitter-patter. I felt so bad for Dan on so many occasions because Ella left him with no one to talk about his own fears with and she refused to talk about the diagnosis at all.

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This is my favourite book series but this book in particular had some details that were hard to believe . Thank you to Boldwood Books and Netgalley, and of course Jo Bartlett for the opportunity to read this in exchange for an honest review. A Change of Heart for the Cornish Midwife is going to tug at those heartstrings and have you feeling those big feelings.While this story explores devastating life experiences, the author handles them well, leaving the reader with a heartwarming and hopeful feeling. And, in the background, life goes on – the day-to-day happenings and dramas in the lives of the Port Agnes midwives as they tend to the needs of the new mothers in their community, every small story as well developed as always. Praise for The Cornish Midwife Series:'Stunning setting, wonderful characters, and oozing with warmth. I’d be disappointed if my friends and family forced me to stay in a relationship with someone as per the original plan after I had the wind knocked out of my sails after a serious diagnosis.