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A review by thewordyhabitat
The Redemption of Callie & Kayden by Jessica Sorensen
3.0
As posted on <a href="https://thewordyhabitat.com/pages-of-september-october-reading-wrap-up/">the wordy habitat</a>:
The titles of these books are apt. The first book is about Callie & Kayden leaving their history behind, coming to college, and getting to know each other. They also get to know themselves a little.
The Redemption of Callie & Kayden is about healing. This is not a romance book where they both become okay after finding love. They both go through a lot alone and together. While the first book gives the comfort and hope of finding people whom one can call family, the second book gives the hope of not losing that family and becoming better with them.
Book 1 is still my favourite but book 2 has this one scene, a very small scene, that is super comforting to me. I don’t know why that scene makes so much of a difference to me, but it does.
I actually thought that scene was in book 1 and did not recollect that it’s a series. That shows how I binged the books even back then.
The titles of these books are apt. The first book is about Callie & Kayden leaving their history behind, coming to college, and getting to know each other. They also get to know themselves a little.
The Redemption of Callie & Kayden is about healing. This is not a romance book where they both become okay after finding love. They both go through a lot alone and together. While the first book gives the comfort and hope of finding people whom one can call family, the second book gives the hope of not losing that family and becoming better with them.
Book 1 is still my favourite but book 2 has this one scene, a very small scene, that is super comforting to me. I don’t know why that scene makes so much of a difference to me, but it does.
I actually thought that scene was in book 1 and did not recollect that it’s a series. That shows how I binged the books even back then.