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A review by paddlefoot55
From the Wreckage by Melissa Collins
4.0
ARC received for an honest review
What a beautiful story of love, loss, survival.
I am glad that I did not read Ms Collins notes at the end of the book before reading, as I would have been a complete and total mess - more than I already was anyway.
Gracie and David's story is amazing. 18 years after he saved her as a child, their worlds once again collide. They have never been far from each other's minds, even though they have never seen each other since that time.
I just adored this story, from the first word to the last. Yes, it is a beautiful love story about reconnecting, but there was just so much more to it.
Would the future be enough for you if you can't remember the past?
Though events that occur, both past and present, we see so many sides of our lovelies, especially David. From David the fireman, to David the protector, the boyfriend, the lover. He is kinda swoon-worthy.
There is a little bit of everything in From The Wreckage. Some laughter and joy. Some sadness and loss. If you are anything like me, have your tissues handy, as there will be tears.
And please, when you get to the end of the story, go on and read the acknowledgements at the end. You will appreciate this story so much more when you read this.
Ms Collins, your Uncle David would be amazingly proud of you.
What a beautiful story of love, loss, survival.
I am glad that I did not read Ms Collins notes at the end of the book before reading, as I would have been a complete and total mess - more than I already was anyway.
Gracie and David's story is amazing. 18 years after he saved her as a child, their worlds once again collide. They have never been far from each other's minds, even though they have never seen each other since that time.
I just adored this story, from the first word to the last. Yes, it is a beautiful love story about reconnecting, but there was just so much more to it.
Would the future be enough for you if you can't remember the past?
Though events that occur, both past and present, we see so many sides of our lovelies, especially David. From David the fireman, to David the protector, the boyfriend, the lover. He is kinda swoon-worthy.
There is a little bit of everything in From The Wreckage. Some laughter and joy. Some sadness and loss. If you are anything like me, have your tissues handy, as there will be tears.
And please, when you get to the end of the story, go on and read the acknowledgements at the end. You will appreciate this story so much more when you read this.
Ms Collins, your Uncle David would be amazingly proud of you.