Full Glasses and Burju Shoes by Blake Blessing
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
I’m not sure if I need a tissue or a drink after that!! What a raw and powerful story! Certainly have come to expect great things when I encounter another book from this author. This book definitely did not disappoint. A wonderful read from start to finish even with the emotional rollercoaster it took me on. Loved it.
Reviewed by @heatherlovelace
Bad Things Happen by Rowena Holloway
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
I was surprisingly pleased with this book! I didn’t know what to expect but I’m so glad I read this book! Bad Things Happen is Book 1 in the Ashes to Ashes series by Rowena Holloway. This story follows Joey Baptiste, who is a professional football (Soccer) player that has witnessed a major crime. This story also follows Charlotte Ashe. She is a weather girl on television trying to become a true crime reporter. Charlotte gets lucky when Joey comes to her with this crime, but Charlotte has no idea what she’s getting into. Her job and life is on the line and Joey is trusting her with everything. Now it’s up to Charlotte to uncover the whole truth behind Joey’s story. Can she do it? I guess you will have to see! I did like the way that the author grabbed you and continued to keep you in suspense the whole time. To be truthful, it was a little bit difficult to keep track of the timeline. Other than that…I loved the characters and the well to be honest the British language! I truly do love books based in the U.K. Things tend to be a bit more forward and raw. The humor is hysterical and I loved how Charlotte is completely focused on her work and doing well at her job. She is determined to prove everyone wrong and prove that she can do the job! I love when the female lead is strong and learns to come into her own.
Review by @vegasdaisie
Bad Things Happen by Rowena Holloway
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Bad Things Happen: Gripping Psychological Suspense (Ashes to Ashes Book 1) By Rowena Holloway. This is my first book by this author and I’m glad I gave it a try. While I had a bit of a time fully sinking into the story at first once it picked up a bit I couldn’t put it down. There’s definitely some moments that had me guessing and on the edge of my seat wondering what was coming next. It does a bit of jumping back and forth time wise but it never felt confusing to me. The characters are complex and compelling making for a very good read.I’m excited to read more from this author. I’m giving this book a four star review and recommend it.
Chain Reaction by C.L. Schneider
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
I have only read a handful of books in this genre, but I feel confident in saying that Nite Fire: Chain Reaction by C.L. Schneider is among the most original! It is book 2 in a 3 book series, with the 3rd one not yet released. It’s about Deliah Nite, a shapeshifter living among humans in Sentinel City because she fled her own world in another dimension after being ordered to execution. Working with the authorities from time to time, Nite does what she can to cover up the presence of her own kind in the human world while helping to “solve” the most bizarre and gruesome cases. In this story, Nite tries to cover up and stop an impossible drug that’s causing people to blister horribly before spontaneously bursting into flames. It could be human derived, but Nite believes it might not be! This story was just as awesome as the first one! Schneider uses incredible detail, lots of humor, and provides you with non stop, page by page action! Not appropriate for younger readers! 5 stars!
Bad Things Happen by Rowena Holloway
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Bad Things Happen: Gripping Psychological Suspense (Ashes to Ashes Book 1)
By Rowena Holloway
This book will definitely take you on a thrilling ride of suspense, twists and turns, murder, and drugs. This story had some wonderful characters in it and it had me wondering what was going to happen next. Is Charlotte going to find the answers shes looking for or is she going to get herself killed? Will this be her big break? This book is captivating and entertaining and will have you at the end of your seat at times. I recommend this book and I look forward to what’s coming in the next one.
Climbing The Walls by Sacha T. Y. Fortuné
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Climbing The Walls by Sacha T. Y. Fortuné is the first book in the Hart & Cole series. The story is told in alternating point of views to tell the story of Kris and Nicole. Nicole is a hardworking married mother. She is stubborn and has a bit of a streak. She struggles with how to make all her parts of her life work together while keeping her head straight. This is an interesting read concerning the highs and lows of marriage. I like the struggles and the emotion that is used in the book. The realism is what helps make the story so good. I overall liked the characters but sometimes wondered about Nicole. She tended to get on my nerves at points. This was good at times because it made her more human.
Review by @sherimichelle1
Caught in Cross Seas by Sharleen Scott
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Caught in Cross Seas is the first book in Sharleen Scott’s The Caught Series. I had never heard of her but I picked up a copy when reading the synopsis, it carried so much potential and I tell you, Sharleen delivered! I lived in North West for some year and when I started reading the story and found that it took place in Oregon, it warmed my heart and I could picture Angel Beach in my mind!
Caught in Cross Seas gives us the story of Harlie Cates and Clay Masterson. Harlie is independent, intelligent and despite of having her own demons, she is set on showing as much kindness as possible and to save as many as possible. Clay is a country music superstar who is looking for his father having been told that he is dead … he is not in a good place … his demons surface every time there are rumours of sightings of his father … These two meet and take us on a rollercoaster ride with crazy events that leave you grabbing the edge of your seat and going …really??? You see the darkness and you hope that they will be able to walk into the light, together …
I am looking forward to reading the other stories in the series and hopefully we will hear also more about Harlie and Clay and …
Caught in Cross Seas by Sharleen Scott
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Caught in Cross Seas by Sharleen Scott is my first book by this author. She has an amazing story telling ability which drew me into the story even more. I can really relate to Harlie as I grew up in the City of Chicago on the Northwest side. You think everything can be started fresh or can it? This story is a suspense story with a love story in it as well. Clay is a big city boy looking for his dad. He meets Harlie and that is when the story took off. Will Harlie and Clay find what they are looking for or will trouble come looking for them? This is one suspense, romance, and comedy you will want to read.
Caught in Cross Seas by Sharleen Scott
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
A great read about disappearing. Renowned country musician Hunt Masterston mysteriousky disappeared eighteen years ago. On the search for his father, Clay Masterston heads to Angel Beach to follow up a lead of a sighting. As his nsw next door neighbour, Harlie is soon drawn into his world and wants to help him. But it seems more than one person wants to find Hunt and as events unfold more secrets are revealed. Can you truly disappear forever?
a great read. Well developed plot with twists and furnx. Well developed characters like Harlie standing up for herself but caring underneath or Clay as a cocky musicisn but kind underneath. Great cast of supporting characters like supportive brother Tom or the optimistic Buck. The use of suspense was drawn out to perfection as details were revealed slowly to make you wnat to keep reading to find Hunt and discover why he went missing.
i loved the visual detail throughout the novel in the sense of the wild coast withthe cliffs and the sea and sand and the storms and seagulls to vibidly paint the picture for the reader and give a love to the wild nature that is psrt of home. Or the description of the bakery with its gentle and homely soft colours and chairs, with scents and display cases of cakes so vivid it was as if you were actually there.Or the feel of a little town with its small shops where everyone knows eachother.
i also adored the portrayal of the homeless people treated with kindness as people to be respected and helped when they are just down on their luck was emotive and beautifully written as they added character and a sweet tone to the novel. And also how they were encouraged fo pursue their passions like Buck with his music or Lisa with her paintings was a lovely touch.Overall, a great read and i would give it five stars.
Less You Know by Rowena Holloway
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
I was not so sure when I picked up the first book in the Ashes to Ashes, Bad Things Happen, but once I finished it I knew I would be back for the rest of the books in the series. I was so excited when I saw the cover of Less You Know pop up on my new reads list that I dived in first and asked questions later… who am I kidding, the only question I asked is why did that end and when is the next one coming!?!? Rowena Holloway stuns us once again with a fantastic and true to title gripping suspenseful read. I felt as if I was on an up down ride of emotions that I couldn’t make much sense of from one moment to the next. Of course, this is a good thing when you go to get lost in a suspenseful thrilling book. Once again, Charlotte and her friend are the center of this story and we see them much as we did in the first book. Only this time we learn much more about their secrets and all that people tend to be hiding. Even when we think we know them the best. I absolutely loved it and I can’t wait to get my hands on the next book! Thanks for the great read Ms. Holloway!
Review by @lizaileen
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Beneath the Surface by Amy McKinley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Let me just start by saying please go back and start with book one, Broken Circle, before you start right on into this book. For one, these are great books and you are missing out if you haven’t had a chance to devour the complete storyline, and two you will be able to truly enjoy the characters and what they are all doing much better. It is said they can be read as standalones but personally for me I wouldn’t recommend it. In this one we get the story of Hannah and Jack. Hannah is on a simple enough task to get a special weapon to its destination. Everything simple about it is thrown out the window when the plane that is carrying her and the weapon is shot down. Now she is tasked to not only save the day but doing so while dealing with her annoying ex, Jack. Things get well, complicated… making for some great reading and a whirlwind of emotions while doing so. I personally was most disappointed when it ended. I can’t wait to find out what will come next in the Gray Ghost series.
Review by @lizaileen
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A Tendency Dark and Dangerous by Emmalyn Danvers
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Wow… this was a melodious and poetic tale. I truly loved every moment of it from start to finish. Emmalyn Danvers was a completely new author to me when I first picked up A Tendency Dark and Dangerous, but I can tell you this will not be my last foray into her writing mind. I absolutely can’t say enough how much I enjoyed the out of the box writing style that she used. Now I will preface it with I am a huge fan of poetry, and this book read to me like a sonnet, a poem of love and life. I was grasped by the emotion I felt just with the way this story was portrayed in the writing itself. Then to have such a wonderful story to be told by it as well? Well lets just say this was an easy five star read and review for me.
Evangeline would appear to have it all. The perfect job, great friends that she can count on and loves, and the perfect boyfriend that she adores. Life is finally perfect, and she damn well deserves it after the past she has endured. Then one day Landon Kelly walks into her life and everything is about to be turned on its head. Everything Evangeline thought she knew will be thoroughly evaluated and tested… and this makes for some juicy reading. I won’t divulge much more, for that you will have to scoop up this gem for yourself and clear a few hours of your evening. I know I needed it, I finished this in one sitting and could have easily gone back for more! Thank you for such a wonderful story and I can’t wait to see what will come next from you Ms. Danvers!
Review by @lizaileen
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Perilous Confessions by Carrie Dalby
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Perilous Confessions by Carrie Dalby is the first book in the Possession Chronicles series. This book will draw you in immediately and completely take over your entire attention.
This is the first book that I have read by this author and I found her work to be extremely detailed and riveting. I wasn’t overly blown away by the blurb however the cover of the book really caught my attention, which was enough for me to give it a go. And I’m so glad that I did. The story wasn’t what I was expecting. I felt very connected to the characters and everything they were going through. I felt their emotions and as if I were taken on a journey with them.
This is obviously going to be the start of a great new series.
Caught in Cross Seas by Sharleen Scott
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Caught in Cross Seas (The Caught Series Book 1)- Sharleen Scott
5-stars
Caught in Cross Seas by Sharleen Scott is a phenomenal romance read and an incredible start to the Caught series! It’s thrilling, emotional, suspenseful, steamy and I was kept on my toes the whole way through.
From the very beginning I was hooked, I couldn’t get enough of Harlie and Clay, the two of them together were completely addicting! Harlie may just be my favorite character I’ve read about so far this year, she was selfless, caring, sweet, giving and she has a heart of gold! The world needs more people like her!
I can’t wait to read from this author while continuing with this series! This is a romance read I would absolutely recommend to everyone!
Chain Reaction by C.L. Schneider
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Nite Fire: Chain Reaction is the second book of CL Schneider’s Nite Fire series. I would highly recommend that you go and read the first one, Nite Fire:Flashpoint, before you jump right into this one. That one really sets up the world that you are going to step in to. And it is a vivid one at that. I really enjoy the way that CL Schneider can bring to life the scene of the story so much so that I feel as if I am right there with the characters experiencing things firsthand. This is what brings me into these books and keeps me coming back, well that and the story is good too… That being said, I normally am not a shifter person. They are hard for me to get into because I just can’t see it as a feasible thing in my mind, even if I make believe. However, just as with the first one, Schneider manages to make the characters so realistic and relatable that you don’t really notice the shifter aspect as much and I was able to buy it.
In Chain Reaction we follow Dahlia as she and her partner work their way through a troubling case. Dead bodies are piling up and so are the questions, with no answers in sight, and the city is in disarray over it reasonably so. What will await her in the shadows as she sets out to figure out what is going on and how to put an end to it? It will be an adventure with many ups and downs to keep you on the edge of your seat waiting to find out what will possibly come next. I can’t wait to get my hands on the next book in the series! Thanks for another great read CL Schneider!
Review by @lizaileen
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Caught in Cross Seas by Sharleen Scott
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Caught in Cross Seas by Sharleen Scott
4 Stars!!!!
I just love finding new authors! This is the first book by this author I have read and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The author has a refreshing writing style that brings the reader into the world she has created. I found myself glued to the pages not wanting to put the book down.
The chemistry between Harlie and Clay is just so unique. I found myself going through the emotions along with Harlie as she battles with her past and the uncertain future at first. I really like how the author was able to entwine both Clay’s and Harlie’s pasts and build the drama around them. I really found that it kept me wanting to see what happened next. I really enjoyed this book and will definitely be reading more from this author in the future.
Reviewed by @caraleeloonat
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Caught in Cross Seas by Sharleen Scott
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Caught in Cross Seas (The Caught Series Book 1)
By Sharleen Scott
This book drew me in from the beginning and kept me entertained throughout. This book is full of mystery, suspense, and romance. I loved the unexpected twists and turns, and the wonderful characters Harlie and Clay, and others we meet in this story. This is a well written story that kept me guessing and made me laugh, I love a story that I get to experience a wide array of emotions, and this was one of those. I highly recommend this book and I cannot wait to read the next book in this series!!
Caught in Cross Seas by Sharleen Scott
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Caught in Cross Seas by Sharleen Scott
4 Stars
This is my first book that I’ve read from this author and it was good. There was romance, some drama and mystery. The element of a serial killer added excitement and the thrill of figuring out who it is. I realized who Hunt Masterson was early on in the book but it was interesting to see how the story would unfold and how the characters would find out. The story was well written and the characters were well developed. The main characters each had their own issues to deal with. The author did an excellent job of tying all the sub plots together and wrote an exciting story. I adored Clay and Harlie, they were so cute as a couple. They each lived through tremendous heartache and they found each other. I look forward to reading the rest of the series and recommend that you read this book.
Review by @annahirsch
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Caught in Cross Seas by Sharleen Scott
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Caught In Cross Seas is the first book in the Caught series by Sharleen Scott. Each book can be read as a stand-alone however characters do appear again and there can be spoilers if you don’t read the books in order. This is the first time I’ve read any of this author’s work and I’m so glad I took a chance on it. I really loved this book and now have books 2 & 3 waiting on my kindle for me to enjoy.
Clay Masterson is huge country music star who is looking for his father who is presumed dead 18 years ago. His search takes him to Angel Beach, Oregon where he comes into contact with the very feisty Harlie Cates. Harlie has had a very difficult life so far and does not trust easily.
I loved the characters of Harlie and Clay. They are both obviously deeply attracted to each other but with their very different lifestyles and difficult pasts, having a relationship with each other is not going to be easy.
As well as the romantic aspect of this book, it is also a great suspenseful thriller that kept me gripped the whole way through.
I’m really looking forward to reading the rest of this series. If book 1 is anything to go by then this series is going to be one of my favourites.
Building Storm: (A Hawke Family Novel) by Gwyn McNamee
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Building Storm, by Gwyn McNamee, is the fourth book in the Hawke Family series. This is a contemporary romance that fits well within the series, but holds its own, as well. Storm is such a strong character even though it may not appear so. I found this character to be amazing and the development and growth that occurred outstanding. The continued overlap of characters from previous novels in the series makes this story more fulfilling and deep overall. The chemistry is this book just sizzled every time Storm and Landon where together. It was magical and absolutely magnetic. The drama was perfect and added just that right amount of something more to make this story great.
Reviewed by @hbahm
Caught in Cross Seas by Sharleen Scott
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
CAUGHT IN THE CROSS SEAS is the first book in the new “Caught Series” and I was intrigued by the blurb.
This is a completely entangled story that has deception and lies and denial and suspense – oh and romance. It is multi layered with one common thread that connects it all together. The tale is complex and well plotted with lots of characters who interact with each other. At times I found myself going backwards to help me recall a particular plot point or character. I read fast and don’t always absorb the words.
I had a problem connecting with the main characters of the story. I never felt invested at any time. They both have a lot of baggage they are running from and are both in need of really good therapy. That is me, though, you may connect with them and fall in love.
I did enjoy reading the story and was kept engaged from beginning to end. I will continue this series.
Review @mauraharper
Killer Lawyer by Mark Nolan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Killer Lawyer, Book 3 in the Jake Wolfe Series by Mark Nolan
4 out of 5 Stars
I am a sucker for a good thriller book. I am a sucker for dogs. I am a sucker for a man in uniform. Put the three of them together and I am practically head over heels. Mark Nolan has crafted yet another amazing book with Jake Wolfe and his dog.
Jake is taking on the mob. Black listers, money movers, whatever you want to call them, they are evil people and worse yet, they are someone responsible for the death of his first dog during his military tour of duty. He is going to make sure that they are ended once and for all. With all of the military training, Jake is one very affective assassin. Mr. Nolan is a masterful storyteller and this book and series is one you will not regret picking up.
Reviewed by @kgregory
Caught in Cross Seas by Sharleen Scott
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Caught in the Cross Seas (The Caught Series Book 1)
By Sharleen Scott
Rated 5 stars
I really enjoyed this much more than I anticipated. The story was good. The characters were enchanting. The writing was smooth and easy to follow. I laughed and teared up a couple times. The characters were deep enough that I learned to like and care about them.
I really enjoyed Harlie (Loved her name) she is fun and her look on life is nice. Her shoes, her word and heart are all what make her interesting. I love her thoughts on arguing!
“Arguing has its virtues. It clears the air and gives people great opportunities for making up.”
Clay is a country singer who is missing something in his life. He has life struggles. I think he was shocked when Harlie call him a “Goober”. That made me laugh though. I was glad for the portrayal of his singing life (fans etc.) and a normal person life. Clay brings some great characters into the story with him. Tom and Harv were fun to read. They definitely have Clays back and they watch out for Harlie.
The ending…..I am not a super fan. Granted she did things to make him mad. Just as he upset her. But the time frame, distance and the reason…irritated me. That made the ending uncomfortable and too rushed for me. Anyway I see the next book is about TOM!! So excited to see where his story goes.
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Climbing The Walls by Sacha T. Y. Fortuné
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Climbing the Walls (Hart & Cole book 1) by Sacha T.Y. Fortuné
5++++ stars
Its been days since I read this book and everytime I thought I had what I wanted to say staright in my head, it just didnt seem to do this book justice.
I loved the premise of this book, and the way it was written was unlike anything ive read before.
We all know relationships are hard work, add kids in the mix and busy work lives and you somehow put important things on the back burner when before they’d take top priority. Well that’s our main character Nicole. A busy mom with two jobs, a demanding boss that doesn’t care about office hours and shes willing to do whatever necessary.
Kris her husband, hes made to be superdad and for all he does and picking up for Nicole’s forgetfulness, he kind of is.
The whole story, which is written in a diary type form, you can feel the stage being set for something big and let me tell you I did not expect what happened to who, at all.
This is a must read. While long, I didn’t skim or skip, it was that important to read it all. I’m chomping at the bit to read what’s next.
Caught in Cross Seas by Sharleen Scott
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Caught in Cross Seas is the first book in the Caught series by Sharleen Scott. This is my first novel by this author.
Country singer Clay Masterson travels to Angel Beach in search of his father who is charged with murder from eighteen years ago. When he finds him, he will alert the authorities.
Harlie is baker who moves to Angel Beach after escaping her abusive husband. The two meet and Harlie helps Clay.
But there is more to this situation than any of them could have thought possible. With danger lurking around every corner, falling in love was not part of the plan.
I really enjoyed the novel especially the main characters. Clay I felt sympathy for but felt he made some decisions that weren’t right but I could understand his anger. His relation with Harlie was filled with so much emotion it made it feel on the edge of my seat.
The author did a really great job showcasing the hurt, misunderstandings and heartbreak the characters go through.
It’s been a while since I read such an thriller filled emotional book, but I look forward to the next book in the series.
Bad Things Happen by Rowena Holloway
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Bad Things Happen: Gripping Psychological Suspense by Rowena Holloway
Four Stars
Bad Things Happen: Gripping Psychological Suspense is the first book in the Ashes to Ashes series by Rowena Holloway. This mystery/thriller is the first book I have read by Rowena Holloway, but definitely won’t be the last. I can’t wait to read the next book in the series. This book had me hooked from the very first page and I just couldn’t put it down until the last. Charlotte Ashe is a local weather babe, trying to rise up in ranks to investigative reporter. Joey Baptist’s is a on the rise soccer player, who ran into some trouble. When Joey contacts Charlotte with a scoop and things start happening, Charlotte doesn’t know who she can trust as she investigates what really happened to Joey. This book had me on the edge of my seat with all the twists and turns. If you love a great mystery, I highly recommend this book.
Reviewed by @sunbarn
Chain Reaction by C.L. Schneider
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
4 Stars
Chain Reaction is the second book in the Nite Fire Series and just like the first book I was sucked in from page one and I couldn’t put it down. A new dangerous drug is on the street and Dahlia and Creed work together to find out who is putting it out there before it’s too late and secrets are thrown into the light.
This book is Suspenseful and has lots of twists and turns. Even though this is the second book, I think it can be read as a standalone. BUT I recommend reading them both because they’re really good.
Go get this one now!!
Happy Reading!
Building Storm: (A Hawke Family Novel) by Gwyn McNamee
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
5 Star
Building Storm (A Hawke Family Novel) ( The Hawke Family Book 4) by: Gwyn McNamee
Building Storm (A Hawke Family Novel) ( The Hawke Family Book 4) by Gwyn McNamee is the fourth Book in her Hawke Family Series .This series must be read in order as each book builds on one another. All I can say is Gwyn sure knows how to draw you in and keeps your attention till the end. She literally writes “knock your socks” off stories.I love the Hawke Family its definitely a series I see myself reading over and over again in the future. I’ve been patiently waiting for Storm’s story and Holy Cow was it worth the wait. Get ready for a emotional rollercoaster ride .This is Landon’s and Storms story.Both of these two know what betrayal feels like and both are in need of some healing. Find out what happens with these two. I highly recommend reading this book and the whole series if you haven’t already. I can’t wait to read more from this Author.
Full Glasses and Burju Shoes by Blake Blessing
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Full Glasses and Burju Shoes
By Blake Blessing
This book took me through an emotional journey. Both Perrin and Emil are damaged in their own way and have very different ways of dealing it. Perrin who is always looking for the next exhilarating rush for her to jump into and she tries to stay positive at all times. Because she is always so invested in what she has decided to jump into she doesn’t have time for relationships and she isn’t even sure she knows how to be in one, it’s her way of not getting hurt and how she deals with the pain she has already been through. Emil is a broken man since he came back from war and is having a hard time figuring out where he fits in now, and trying to find the person he was before he got deployed. He is angry and bitter and isn’t sure how to change it. These two couldn’t be more different, and although their friendship starts off rocky and they go through some rough times I couldn’t help rooting for them, because they are so good for each other. Everything that Emil has been through is heartbreaking, the author does an amazing job making these feelings jump right off the pages and into my heart. I couldn’t put this book down till I read every last page!! I highly recommend this captivating story.
The Shape of Trust by Brinda Berry
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
THE SHAPE OF TRUST by BRINDA BERRY
Four Stars
Family is what’s suppose to hold us together. The glue to our foundation. Some people don’t get so lucky as to have family like that. Lilly’s life hasn’t been easy. Caring for her siblings and doing what she can to survive. Webb is such a smooth guy. Until you get his temper going. I enjoyed these two characters coming together. The author made their age a big deal but I think it might have highlighted something unique to them. I don’t like large age gaps especially if it’s a teenager. The author pointed out how their age shouldn’t matter. So much emotional pain for such a young life. Julieann was too smart and straight forward. She seemed to have missed a normal childhood with her mom. But you can see that changing with Webb. The story was strong and sweet.
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