Fly Away: The Emotional Sequel to the Netflix Series Firefly Lane

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Overall, the ending of “Fly Away” is bittersweet but ultimately hopeful. The characters have gone through a lot of pain and grief, but they have also grown and learned to love and forgive each other. It is a satisfying conclusion to a powerful and emotional story. Fly Away Book Synopsis Tully’s mother, Cloud, a child of the Sixties, has lived a world of her own dependent on drugs for most of her adult life. She now wants to prove that she can help her daughter. But what will it take for Tully to forgive? She was sitting in a restroom stall, slumped over, with tears drying on her cheeks. How long had she been here? She got slowly to her feet and left the bathroom, pushing her way through the theater's crowded lobby, ignoring the judgmental looks cast her way by the beautiful people drinking champagne beneath a glittering nineteenth century chandelier. The movie must be over. Because I didn't care for this story I awarded it 2** I am so sorry Ms. Hannah I didn't enjoy this book, but that doesn't mean I will stop reading your books, I am looking forward to reading the next book you release. I realize you can't please me every time, however, I will keep reading if you keep writing.This book is a slap in the face to their successes. In the beginning of this book, you have Kate reaching out to Tully to make amends for whatever caused a 2 year rift in their 3 decade old friendship. Additionally, Kate is pictured as the ultimate loving mom who is most concerned about her children and their futures following her upcoming death. She has made plans to help ease everyone's lives when she dies of cancer. The legacy of a beautiful, caring, loving mother, wife and friend is carefully laid out. And then totally and unnecessarily destroyed.

The biggest thing you miss out on is viscerally understanding just how deep the friendship between TullyandKate runs.

Fly Away

I've thoroughly enjoyed Kristin Hannah's books in the past and have loved her characters. I loved Tully and Kate in Firefly Lane and rejoiced with them when they overcame the circumstances of their very unfortunate childhoods. Four men who meet as college roommates move to New York and spend the next three decades gaining renown in their professions—as an architect, painter, actor and lawyer—and struggling with demons in their intertwined personal lives.