A Change Of Heart For The Cornish Midwife’ is certainly an emotional read, which held my interest throughout. Despite being fiction, these books never fail to motivate me to carry on studying when things get tough and really become The Cornish Midwife myself. A Change of Heart for the Cornish Midwife is the seventh book in The Cornish Midwife series, and it can be read as a stand-alone. Even though A Change of Heart For the Cornish Midwife is part of a series, it can be read as a stand alone.

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At the start of the story Ella is a hardworking midwife who is looking forward to marrying the love of her life.Watching this life they had planned out disappear, and their relationship break down was heartbreaking. It was enlightening too around the different and complex emotional responses to a life-changing situation, and the way that trying to do the right thing can sometimes prove to be the wrong thing entirely. This book can be read as a stand alone but I highly recommend reading this wonderful series and getting to know all the midwives. A Change of Heart for the Cornish Midwife is going to tug at those heartstrings and have you feeling those big feelings. 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.

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I felt for Dan in the book but often felt that his point of view would have been appreciated a bit more often. Reading this book certainly took me on an emotional journey and I found myself welling up on several occasions. Maybe I’m overthinking but was if in the future near or distant , Dan has a change of heart about her ? This one was one that hit close to home as I lived the trauma of a life changing diagnosis twice in the last years and I know the rollercoaster of emotions.Helen J Rolfe"I absolutely love the Cornish Midwife series, especially being an aspiring midwife from Cornwall.

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This is without a doubt the best book in the series, but not sure I'll forgive the author for Ella's diagnosis, as it's one that was a little too close to home for my liking, and had me continually thinking about my dad, whenever it was mentioned. I do not want to spoil it by elaborating but this overshadowed the early chapters and then it became more annoying. An uplifting and escapist read, perfect for fans of Christie Barlow, Jessica Redland and Holly Martin! A easy enjoyable tale filled with nosy parkers, everyone knowing your business,misunderstandings and throw in a colourful cast especially Ella’s Dad Jago who was comical with his principals not forgetting new babies coming into the world.

Jo tackles some tough subjects in this story but she deals with them in a kind, compassionate and sensitive manner. I highly recommend this book to lovers of romance, to lovers of British fiction, and to everybody in between. I thoroughly enjoyed reading ‘A Change Of Heart For The Cornish Midwife’ but more about that in a bit. Her character is really struggling in this story; the MS diagnosis hits her hard, which of course, it would.