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A review by regencyfan93
Ravages by R.A. Padmos
5.0
I am at the point when Steve has woken up in the hospital and Daniel is there. I enjoyed the writing of Steve's point of view during the attack and lying in the hospital.
The scope of the story was small while the growth of Daniel and Steve was big. Steve had so much to relearn - stand, walk, read. He finds joy in Daniel's joy at being out on the pitch again, even though Steve himself won't play again.
While the first chapters were difficult, I needed the tissue box for the epilogue, for the last 2 paragraphs. I'm glad that I interspersed this with other books, though should have picked it up sooner.
I won this book at a stop at Delilah's Night, a stop on the blog tour for [b:Unspoken|13632561|Unspoken|R.A. Padmos|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1397826906s/13632561.jpg|19241859].
Bumped to a 5 upon re-reading. There were pain and determination but not angst.
The scope of the story was small while the growth of Daniel and Steve was big. Steve had so much to relearn - stand, walk, read. He finds joy in Daniel's joy at being out on the pitch again, even though Steve himself won't play again.
While the first chapters were difficult, I needed the tissue box for the epilogue, for the last 2 paragraphs. I'm glad that I interspersed this with other books, though should have picked it up sooner.
I won this book at a stop at Delilah's Night, a stop on the blog tour for [b:Unspoken|13632561|Unspoken|R.A. Padmos|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1397826906s/13632561.jpg|19241859].
Bumped to a 5 upon re-reading. There were pain and determination but not angst.