OMG these are the only words I can said right now. How can they overcome their fears in that short period? Really impressed by them. Touched.

Height - I do have a slight fear of it but I enjoyed the sport or activity with extreme
             height

Water - it was so helpless when you are drowning and your friend who at beside of you
             unwilling to help you. It was unsecured when nothing to hold and step on but I
             enjoyed water sport. Extremely excited when going to water theme park.

What will come to your mind when these combine become one? Yeah that's right. 

They made it even they fear of height or water or both. Salute

I wish to have a chance to overcome those fears

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Finished another book named Vanishing Act by Jodi Picoult. Knew this author through a super fan that bought a set of her books. Coincidentally found this book which is not about an ordinary love story only. The beginning and the ending part of the story are interesting but the middle part is a bit dragging.

When I was reading the synopsis, I thought Andrew Hopkins was a kidnapper who kidnapped others' daughter but surprisingly it was not like that. When the story goes further, more secrets behind the story were revealed. It was hard to judge whether he was guilty or not.

The daughter, Delia Hopkins or Bethany Matthews, has a daughter as well. She couldn't believe what had happened to her and her father didn't tell her anything in these 28 years. She tried to imagine it if everything is happened on her daughter. Felt lost in sudden and disappointed when she knew that the person she trust the most had cheated her. 

What will you feel when you remembered something bad had happened in your childhood while the kidnapping rescued you from that? So, is the kidnapping still consider as a misfortune?