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A review by babblingchatterreads
Where Lightning Strikes by A.L. Jackson
3.0
A 3.5 Lighting ⭐️⭐️⭐️💫 stars read!
This series still continues to keep me hooked. This time around we get Lyrik and Tamar's story and it is one that will have your feelings breaking down fiercely.
"I want everything you have to give. Even if this ends right here. it's more than I ever thought I 'd have."
The bad boy persona of guitarist Lyrik West with the tattoos and the obsidian eyes is so much more than what you see on the outside. Then we have Tamar West, a woman who likes to likes to keep to herself and tends to stay away from anything entailing the limelight regardless being Shea's best friend.
"You might have given up on yourselves. Just don't give up on each other."
We have two broken people who have stories that could not be taken lightly. They prefer to keep their protective walls up; however, they have a connection that keeps drawn to each other. The heart is testing their patience but the want for more is constantly challenging them to new heights.
"Blue, you sing my soul."
This book has many moments between Lyrik and Tamar where the push and pull were intense and where their story is one that will have your mind playing catch up with your heart. Although there were moments that were just ok for me it entailed a good mix of balance.
This series still continues to keep me hooked. This time around we get Lyrik and Tamar's story and it is one that will have your feelings breaking down fiercely.
"I want everything you have to give. Even if this ends right here. it's more than I ever thought I 'd have."
The bad boy persona of guitarist Lyrik West with the tattoos and the obsidian eyes is so much more than what you see on the outside. Then we have Tamar West, a woman who likes to likes to keep to herself and tends to stay away from anything entailing the limelight regardless being Shea's best friend.
"You might have given up on yourselves. Just don't give up on each other."
We have two broken people who have stories that could not be taken lightly. They prefer to keep their protective walls up; however, they have a connection that keeps drawn to each other. The heart is testing their patience but the want for more is constantly challenging them to new heights.
"Blue, you sing my soul."
This book has many moments between Lyrik and Tamar where the push and pull were intense and where their story is one that will have your mind playing catch up with your heart. Although there were moments that were just ok for me it entailed a good mix of balance.