Cancer is hard to handle. It's even harder when you're only 16. Cam has been spending the past 7 years in and out of hospitals and now, her mum wants them all to move to Promise, Maine - a place known for the miraculous events that occur there. 
 I did have a hard time relating to Cam and not just because of the cancer. I found her to be very angry and unkind at times and rude at others, but I supposed cancer could do that to you. Slowly, she did grow on me and there were times when I really felt bad for her when her intentions were questioned; I definitely felt indignant on her behalf. 
 While romance is not a big part of the novel, it certainly played an important role. Asher is our hero here and while I didn't think the romance was well developed, it was sweet and written so well. It really added a new side to Cam and gave the novel a touch of magic. 
 The Probability of Miracles was written so beautifully and the prose was so touching. It really gets to a part of your heart and I myself couldn't help but start wishing for miracles and happy things. I was definitely left in tears by the end of the book and it was both in a good and bad way. I definitely recommend this to everyone and anyone who loves a good contemporary novel and a good cry too!