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This was a fast read for me. The whole book was emotionally charged for me from start to finish however, the more I read the more I realized this was part of a series and so I missed out on a few things. I didn't realize it wasn't a standalone and in the book we meet 2 characters, Asher and Tess, that while the author does write about their relationship, I feel like I am missing the weight of the things they do in the book to help Hendrix. But ultimately, it did not affect the amazing story that I had the pleasure of reading. I devoured this book just because it was a happy story that flowed so well and made me want to see that happy ending at the end. It's a bit of a feel good story which I didn't realize I needed.
World Building: Again, its a city in California I think but it has enough good details to help you imagine the scene. Not a lot of world building needed.
Characters: I can relate to Saige as a mother trying to protect her child and the trials she goes through. I can relate to the emotional roller coaster that Hendrix goes on when he realizes he has a daughter. I love the depth the author has given her characters and I was invested in them as soon as I read about them.
Plot: It's a decent plot. Nothing too surprising but still a good read.
Emotional Impact: I went on a roller coaster of feelings with all the characters in the book, even Breanna. The author did a good job having the characters all grow through whatever trial they were going through. She even did a great job talking about sensitive subjects like abuse.
Now after all that the question becomes, do I need this in my library? Not really but I wouldn't hesitate to buy it if it was on sale or in store. It's definitely going in my re-read pile though. No doubt about that.
World Building: Again, its a city in California I think but it has enough good details to help you imagine the scene. Not a lot of world building needed.
Characters: I can relate to Saige as a mother trying to protect her child and the trials she goes through. I can relate to the emotional roller coaster that Hendrix goes on when he realizes he has a daughter. I love the depth the author has given her characters and I was invested in them as soon as I read about them.
Plot: It's a decent plot. Nothing too surprising but still a good read.
Emotional Impact: I went on a roller coaster of feelings with all the characters in the book, even Breanna. The author did a good job having the characters all grow through whatever trial they were going through. She even did a great job talking about sensitive subjects like abuse.
Now after all that the question becomes, do I need this in my library? Not really but I wouldn't hesitate to buy it if it was on sale or in store. It's definitely going in my re-read pile though. No doubt about that.