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A review by melaninbooklover
The Parker Sisters: Sloane by Tay Mo'Nae
5.0
Heartbreaking
This was such an emotional read on so many levels. One dealing with the loss of a parent at the same time as brining a new life into the world and needing their guidance but not having it. Two the postpartum Sloane felt after having Brayleigh was just raw and I loved it. I have never dealt with these feelings before but Tay Mo’nae made me feel every emotion Sloane felt when it came to her struggles after giving birth. Jace…whew what a hell of a man, Jace loved Sloane through every since emotion she felt, he was patient and willing to do whatever it took to help his wife. I loved his vulnerability and being able to admit his own feelings. The way he loved on little Brayleigh in the absence of her mother was the cutest thing. Sloane’s in laws were so patient and understand of Sloane and Jace’s situation. I loved how his mom stepped up to help Sloane. Sloane’s relationship with her dad was so touching. Finally, the sisterly bond was phenomenal, while I thought Gianna was a little to harsh at times her and Aurora were there to help Sloan get better. While no one truly understood what Sloane was going through there was no judgement just everyone working together to care for Brayleigh and get Sloan out of depression.
I was in tears while reading this book it was amazing, it was pure emotional perfection that displayed the power of sisterhood, a strong and supportive family dynamic, the patience and love of a good man, and the strength of a woman…I loved every single part of it.
This was such an emotional read on so many levels. One dealing with the loss of a parent at the same time as brining a new life into the world and needing their guidance but not having it. Two the postpartum Sloane felt after having Brayleigh was just raw and I loved it. I have never dealt with these feelings before but Tay Mo’nae made me feel every emotion Sloane felt when it came to her struggles after giving birth. Jace…whew what a hell of a man, Jace loved Sloane through every since emotion she felt, he was patient and willing to do whatever it took to help his wife. I loved his vulnerability and being able to admit his own feelings. The way he loved on little Brayleigh in the absence of her mother was the cutest thing. Sloane’s in laws were so patient and understand of Sloane and Jace’s situation. I loved how his mom stepped up to help Sloane. Sloane’s relationship with her dad was so touching. Finally, the sisterly bond was phenomenal, while I thought Gianna was a little to harsh at times her and Aurora were there to help Sloan get better. While no one truly understood what Sloane was going through there was no judgement just everyone working together to care for Brayleigh and get Sloan out of depression.
I was in tears while reading this book it was amazing, it was pure emotional perfection that displayed the power of sisterhood, a strong and supportive family dynamic, the patience and love of a good man, and the strength of a woman…I loved every single part of it.