I really was
so consumed by this couple’s story. A doctor and a tattoo artist meet during an
unfortunate medical emergency, and he wants to get to know her better while she’s
hellbent on continuously turning him down. Lee is totally intrigued by Wren,
but she’s been hurt in the past and doesn’t think herself worthy of him. He’s
so good and compassionate. He’s just so driven to make her see that she’s worth
so much more than she thinks. With Lee’s kindness and understanding, Wren works
towards healing. This book is so beautiful, but extremely emotional as well.
With loyal friends and a sweet man, Wren may just be able to lift herself up from
the past that has so often plagued her quest to just let go and live.
The author
displays a real honesty for the abuse that was inflicted. It was horrific and violating, but Wren was a
survivor. And, as soon as she believes that, then she can get on with living. And, that’s why Lee was such a vital part of
her healing. The couple couldn’t be more different in their looks, but the
chemistry was there and they seemed to really be smitten with each other.
You will
definitely shed some tears with this one. It will make you angry at certain
family members that let such a violent act occur. But, it’s the end result of
the abuse that really had me surprised and heartbroken. The truth and honesty
with Wren was powerfully enlightening. She was much stronger than she lead
people to believe with that feisty and confident personality. Lee just couldn’t
get enough of her even though his life was not absent from chaos either. With a
father so domineering, Lee had to prove over and over that he was a very
capable and resilient guy. Not a very easy task when your family member is a
smart and well-known man.
You will not
be disappointed with this one. The story is engagingly written. From the first
page that is turned, you will be hooked. There’s humor, drama, and romance.
And, the romance is very enticing. Intimate. Sweet. Lee and Wren just fit together
perfectly. Can’t wait to read another of this author’s work!
Review Written, 6/1/16
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