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A review by akristinab
Stand by A.L. Jackson
3.0
Actual rating: 3.5 Stars
I was really looking forward to Zee's book. I honestly can't say wheather I am dissapointed in it or not.
This series hasn't been my favorite, that's for sure. But one thing I loved about the other books, that's the msot prominent in this book, is the bond they have. They aren't just a band, they are a family. And that extends to those they love too, wives and children. I think the reason Zee always felt like an outsider is because he need let them in, so how could he feel like a part of them. It's nice that once he's ready to let them in they accept all his mistakes and flaws and loves him anyway.
I'm glad Zee got the happily ever after that he needed.
I was really looking forward to Zee's book. I honestly can't say wheather I am dissapointed in it or not.
This series hasn't been my favorite, that's for sure. But one thing I loved about the other books, that's the msot prominent in this book, is the bond they have. They aren't just a band, they are a family. And that extends to those they love too, wives and children. I think the reason Zee always felt like an outsider is because he need let them in, so how could he feel like a part of them. It's nice that once he's ready to let them in they accept all his mistakes and flaws and loves him anyway.
I'm glad Zee got the happily ever after that he needed.