When Esti's husband is about to leave her a very young widow and their infant son an orphan, is that the end of the world? When Chaim discovers the cost of his lies, is that the end of the world? When Shauli is arrested on his pilot trip to Switzerland, is that the end of the world? And if it is the end of the world, what happens after that? And is it okay to eat chocolate in the middle of it all? In If Only, Libby Klein does it again. She gently and artfully treads the fine line between hope and despair, between estranged family members, and between breakdown and growth. And when pain rips the heart to shreds, Hashem Yisbarach puts the pieces back together with love and mercy. Like only He can do. The entrancing sequel to Even There, Even Now. SENSITIVE MATERIAL: For mature readers only
