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A review by jessicadesamota
Wild Eyes by Elsie Silver
5.0
Wild Eyes by Elsie Silver š§”
Rose Hill, Book 2
Interconnected Standalone
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Adult ā¢ Romance
ARC Review
464 pages
šļøSeptember 3
ā¢single dad
ā¢country star
ā¢small town romance
ā¢close proximity
ā¢strangers to friends to lovers
ā¢slow burn
šāIāve known West for what feels like a blink of an eye and a lifetime all at once.ā
šāBreathing is overrated. Iād rather be drowning in you.ā
šāWeāre a love song, West. Tragic and true all at once.ā
A few days ago someone here was asking, āWhatās your biggest fearā ā to which I wrote: being irrelevant. I quickly deleted it. How pathetic would that sound? And it wasnāt like I could write a dissertation on the comments section explaining that it wasnāt about being famous or even acknowledged professionally or any of that. Just becoming irrelevant to the ones I love most.
So I tried again. Loneliness. I also deleted it and instead wrote, āwhat a gorgeous edit.ā Iām an introvert who loves solitude but fears loneliness. The kind that creeps in during formative years when you quickly realize everybody enjoys your company but would never seek you out.
It took me a long time to realize that maybe it wasnāt me. Maybe I just hadnāt found the right pieces for my puzzle. Wild Eyes brought me back to that journey. Stopped me in my tracks. Ran me over with no mercy and patched me up real quick. And when that happensā¦ thereās a special bond that is made. A connection between book and reader that stays. Forever.
West has ruined me for all other book cowboys and single dads.
Skylar has saved me.
When I was 7 I wanted to be a singer. At 39 I just want to own a farmhouse in a secluded place by the mountains. Itās okay to walk away from what doesnāt make us happy. Itās okay to walk towards what does. And Iāll be walking towards Wild Eyes for the rest of my life.
Rose Hill, Book 2
Interconnected Standalone
āļøāļøāļøāļøāļø
ā¾ļøā¾ļøā¾ļøā¾ļøā¾ļø
Adult ā¢ Romance
ARC Review
464 pages
šļøSeptember 3
ā¢single dad
ā¢country star
ā¢small town romance
ā¢close proximity
ā¢strangers to friends to lovers
ā¢slow burn
šāIāve known West for what feels like a blink of an eye and a lifetime all at once.ā
šāBreathing is overrated. Iād rather be drowning in you.ā
šāWeāre a love song, West. Tragic and true all at once.ā
A few days ago someone here was asking, āWhatās your biggest fearā ā to which I wrote: being irrelevant. I quickly deleted it. How pathetic would that sound? And it wasnāt like I could write a dissertation on the comments section explaining that it wasnāt about being famous or even acknowledged professionally or any of that. Just becoming irrelevant to the ones I love most.
So I tried again. Loneliness. I also deleted it and instead wrote, āwhat a gorgeous edit.ā Iām an introvert who loves solitude but fears loneliness. The kind that creeps in during formative years when you quickly realize everybody enjoys your company but would never seek you out.
It took me a long time to realize that maybe it wasnāt me. Maybe I just hadnāt found the right pieces for my puzzle. Wild Eyes brought me back to that journey. Stopped me in my tracks. Ran me over with no mercy and patched me up real quick. And when that happensā¦ thereās a special bond that is made. A connection between book and reader that stays. Forever.
West has ruined me for all other book cowboys and single dads.
Skylar has saved me.
When I was 7 I wanted to be a singer. At 39 I just want to own a farmhouse in a secluded place by the mountains. Itās okay to walk away from what doesnāt make us happy. Itās okay to walk towards what does. And Iāll be walking towards Wild Eyes for the rest of my life.