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Wait by A.L. Jackson
5.0
I loved Austin and Edie's story. Both were broken,- jagged pieces, barely contained- by life.
Austin is Baz's younger brother, who was always on the sidelines of Sunder, getting caught up in the life from a young age. He always felt like half his soul was missing, and that he messed up any good he had in his life.
Edie had a secret that she felt shame over for far too long. She would move day to day, just barely keeping it together, but at night, she fell apart.
They met as kids, but all their broken bits not only drew them together- like calls to like- but it pushed them apart. Fate collided them again. Can they hold on, or are they too broken to be pieced together again?
I loved Austin and Edie's story. I felt for them. Related to them. Grieved for them. The push and pull. The torment and peace. I loved every bit of this story. 4.5 ⭐ out of 5⭐.
Austin is Baz's younger brother, who was always on the sidelines of Sunder, getting caught up in the life from a young age. He always felt like half his soul was missing, and that he messed up any good he had in his life.
Edie had a secret that she felt shame over for far too long. She would move day to day, just barely keeping it together, but at night, she fell apart.
They met as kids, but all their broken bits not only drew them together- like calls to like- but it pushed them apart. Fate collided them again. Can they hold on, or are they too broken to be pieced together again?
I loved Austin and Edie's story. I felt for them. Related to them. Grieved for them. The push and pull. The torment and peace. I loved every bit of this story. 4.5 ⭐ out of 5⭐.