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A review by paddlefoot55
That One Moment by Amy Daws
5.0
ARC received for an honest review
^^ That there was me pretty much from the beginning of The One Moment. What we got of Hayden's story in Not The One hurt my heart, but now that we have his whole story, well I was an emotional wreck.
There are so many things in That One Moment that I can relate to. I have had those thoughts. I have done those things. I have felt the helplessness that Hayden feels in his journey.
Yes, there were plenty of tears. But they were not all sad tears. There were sad tears, heartbreaking tears, but happy years, and tears of hope. Hope is a big emotion that I felt whilst reading.
I loved Hayden and Vi together. The one who thinks they are unlovable and the one who thinks they can't give love. They are each others hope, their salvation. That one in a million that we all search for.
Their story is not just 'that one moment' - it is full of little moments that can seem insignificant, but make them whole.
I loved the banter with Vi's brothers. I don't know how she put up with their interference, it would drive me batty. But I could feel the love they all have for each other.
So while for most of the story Ms Daws made me feel like this
she made my heart lift, made me smile, made everything I felt in my times when I was going through issues like Hayden's feel more normal.
Thank you Ms Daws for tackling such a taboo kind of subject with such empathy.
This is by far Ms Daws best book in this series (and that is saying a lot as I have LOVED each and every one of them so far!)
I can't wait to see what she brings us next.
^^ That there was me pretty much from the beginning of The One Moment. What we got of Hayden's story in Not The One hurt my heart, but now that we have his whole story, well I was an emotional wreck.
There are so many things in That One Moment that I can relate to. I have had those thoughts. I have done those things. I have felt the helplessness that Hayden feels in his journey.
Yes, there were plenty of tears. But they were not all sad tears. There were sad tears, heartbreaking tears, but happy years, and tears of hope. Hope is a big emotion that I felt whilst reading.
I loved Hayden and Vi together. The one who thinks they are unlovable and the one who thinks they can't give love. They are each others hope, their salvation. That one in a million that we all search for.
Their story is not just 'that one moment' - it is full of little moments that can seem insignificant, but make them whole.
I loved the banter with Vi's brothers. I don't know how she put up with their interference, it would drive me batty. But I could feel the love they all have for each other.
So while for most of the story Ms Daws made me feel like this
she made my heart lift, made me smile, made everything I felt in my times when I was going through issues like Hayden's feel more normal.
Thank you Ms Daws for tackling such a taboo kind of subject with such empathy.
This is by far Ms Daws best book in this series (and that is saying a lot as I have LOVED each and every one of them so far!)
I can't wait to see what she brings us next.
