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Beautifully Broken Control by Catherine Cowles
4.0
Catherine has became my second favourite author who gives me my fix in the form of small town roamnces with suspensful twist.
Once again, thanks to Catherine, I spent two very pleasant evenings in a small town in the USA.
Beautifully Broken Control, book 4 in the Sutter Lake series, is a story of two beautiful people who unjustly carry a crushing burden of guilt on their shoulders. At first glance, Cain and Kennedy are very different from each other. They come from two different worlds. They are guided by completely different principles in life. There is no way they could get along. But with every chapter, getting to know them better, you can see that they are made for each other! Cain and Kennedy think they have their emotions under control, but it's just a pretense that hides a devastating sense of guilt and pain.
Their story is really a great example of the power of love, family, and friendship to overcome difficult moments in life.
I love this kind of story that can inspire readers who are going through hard times or make them think and reflect on their own lives.
Once again, thanks to Catherine, I spent two very pleasant evenings in a small town in the USA.
Beautifully Broken Control, book 4 in the Sutter Lake series, is a story of two beautiful people who unjustly carry a crushing burden of guilt on their shoulders. At first glance, Cain and Kennedy are very different from each other. They come from two different worlds. They are guided by completely different principles in life. There is no way they could get along. But with every chapter, getting to know them better, you can see that they are made for each other! Cain and Kennedy think they have their emotions under control, but it's just a pretense that hides a devastating sense of guilt and pain.
Their story is really a great example of the power of love, family, and friendship to overcome difficult moments in life.
I love this kind of story that can inspire readers who are going through hard times or make them think and reflect on their own lives.