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A review by scvallese1
Liv by Kelsie Rae
4.0
4.5 Stars
This book did not read as if it was by a debut author! Kelsie Rae did a wonderful job with writing Liv.
Liv's husband, Adam, had just passed away. She finds out she is pregnant the same day as the funeral. Without a job, her apartment lease up in a week, and no other family, she has no idea what she is going to do. In high school, Liv, Adam, and Luke had been inseparable, but lost touch when they graduated and Luke went away to college. He steps in to help Liv out.
Liv was a well-written debut novel. The plot was well-planned and the characters were well-developed. The side characters were a great addition, as well, especially Luke's sister. I think the only thing that kept this from being a 5 star read was that I felt like there was too little emotion about Adam's death.
This was a great book, and I am so happy that I read it. It is definitely on my reread list, and I will certainly keep an eye out for more from Kelsie Rae (Breezy's story next!!).
This book did not read as if it was by a debut author! Kelsie Rae did a wonderful job with writing Liv.
Liv's husband, Adam, had just passed away. She finds out she is pregnant the same day as the funeral. Without a job, her apartment lease up in a week, and no other family, she has no idea what she is going to do. In high school, Liv, Adam, and Luke had been inseparable, but lost touch when they graduated and Luke went away to college. He steps in to help Liv out.
Liv was a well-written debut novel. The plot was well-planned and the characters were well-developed. The side characters were a great addition, as well, especially Luke's sister. I think the only thing that kept this from being a 5 star read was that I felt like there was too little emotion about Adam's death.
This was a great book, and I am so happy that I read it. It is definitely on my reread list, and I will certainly keep an eye out for more from Kelsie Rae (Breezy's story next!!).