Blue

Ginny Carter loses her husband and young son in a crash. It happens two days before Christmas, ending her happy life in Beverly Hills. Once a rising TV journalist, she had married a leading news presenter. After their deaths, she turns to human rights work in troubled places around the world.

On the crash's anniversary, Ginny thinks about ending her own life. Then she meets Blue Williams, a homeless boy of thirteen. His family has left him, and he seldom goes to school. Ginny takes him home, but he finds trust hard. He runs away more than once, yet always comes back. His zest for life blends a child's innocence with wisdom beyond his years.

Their bond grows, giving each a new sense of family. Then Ginny learns of a betrayal Blue has kept secret. She must face whether their bond can survive the hurt.

This novel by Danielle Steel explores grief, trust, and the ties that make a family. It suits readers drawn to stories of loss and renewed hope. The edition belongs to the Blue Moon series. Steel's books have sold 650 million copies across 69 countries, with translations in 43 languages.