9/14/15 – Holy crap, I love this book! Another
winner by author, Lesley Jones! I feel such a loss now that Georgia’s story has
come to an end...
Such great
characters! An amazing story! And, a heroine that has lived it all!!!
1/21/15 - Okay, where do I start? Do I start
with the sadness? The agony? The heartbreak? Or, do I begin with the recovery?
The “you’re alive, you must live your life” promise? Or, the most important,
the support of your family? And, the great love that promises to be the future
and ultimate savior of you life? Well now, when the novel begins, I’m still
shaking my head with sadness and total surprise. Holy hell, I couldn’t be more
shocked as to the unexpected ending to the first part of Georgia’s story. So, I
was hoping for Georgia to be in a much better place as she deals quite painfully
with the tragedy and heartbreak that is pulling her under and claiming her
soul. But, that is at the moment not meant to be. The hopelessness was just too
powerful and exhausting. And, I felt for her wholeheartedly...
Now, I could go
on and discuss the story and what happens next in her life, but that would be
giving away huge spoilers. And, I just can’t do that. So instead I’m just going
to explain the impact that Ms. Jones’ story had on me. It was one of those
books that when you read the last page you really shed some tears because you
were going to truly miss the characters and all that they have gone through to
finally get their “happily ever after”. It came full circle with love,
compassion, and survival. The characters were so realistic and the author made
me feel their pain. I didn’t just read about it, I totally was consumed with
it. Ms. Jones’ ability to pull the reader into her books is stellar. She knows
just how to intrigue the reader, and tell it like it is. No BS about it and no
taking it lightly. It’s direct and to the point. Her characters’ stories are
raw and epic with their hearts being laid out there for all to witness. When
you pick up a Lesley Jones book, be prepared to be “WOWed”!
Review Written, 1/21/15
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