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The dramatic thriller novel Fly Away, written by Kristin Hannah, starts off as a story about a pair of best friends torn apart from a heartbreaking disease, breast cancer. Tully, the main character, forces herself to keep a promise she made with her recently deceased friend Kate. The promise was to take care of Kate's depressed child after she died. Tully practically dropped everything to succeed at keeping this promise. Tully gets a bit shaken up when her mother, who left her as a child and didn't take care of her properly, reaches out to her. The novel ends with Tully clinging onto her life after getting herself in a car accident, causing her to be in a coma for 3 months. When Tully wakes up everyone is thankful she survived the tragic incident,

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