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A review by spuddytally
Ignite by Kim Loraine
4.0
* * I HAD BEEN GIVEN AN ADVANCE READERS COPY IN EXCHANGE FOR MY HONEST REVIEW * *
I have read a few but not all the books in the series and it has introduced me to many new authors I would not have looked at before and that is what I really like about the Everyday Heroes.
This book at first confused me because there was a lot of back story that was eluded more than talked about and there were certain parts that annoyed me more than intrigued me. But that's the hard part of a new book with a new author you are learning their style and as I read more into the Story of Ryker and Lark I was not disappointed.
It's an instant attraction that turns into a deep love quickly that builds over trauma and therapies of both parts.
There are some loose ends I didn't like but that just leaves the door open for more stories about this wee fore hall and more glimpses of how Ryker and Lark are doing in the later months and years.
I do recommend this book.
- Ashton
I have read a few but not all the books in the series and it has introduced me to many new authors I would not have looked at before and that is what I really like about the Everyday Heroes.
This book at first confused me because there was a lot of back story that was eluded more than talked about and there were certain parts that annoyed me more than intrigued me. But that's the hard part of a new book with a new author you are learning their style and as I read more into the Story of Ryker and Lark I was not disappointed.
It's an instant attraction that turns into a deep love quickly that builds over trauma and therapies of both parts.
There are some loose ends I didn't like but that just leaves the door open for more stories about this wee fore hall and more glimpses of how Ryker and Lark are doing in the later months and years.
I do recommend this book.
- Ashton