I am passionate about hugs, reading books, and family. Hugs in all forms are necessary to life ♥ One of my favorite hugs is reading. Any book regarding any topic, any time. ☺
This book was one I just couldn't put down. It is Justin's skill in weaving the lives of multiple characters together and opening windows of their lives that grabbed my attention. I'm drawn by the inevitable progression, guided by the puppeteer pulling each string, and knowing that there is no skipping to the end. Each step must pave the way. I just can't wait.
While looking for some examples of domestic discipline I found this book and just could not stop reading once I began the sample on Amazon. My emotions were fully engaged throughout and it was plain that both Katherine and Ryan had needs that were fulfilled by the other. I did not like that Ryan asked for a Safeword from Katherine and then ignored it but perhaps it will encourage others to be more careful. I don't always have to agree with the actions in order to like the book and I thoroughly enjoyed reading ">Hot Cooking Spanker Wanted by Rachel Burns
I like that the author was willing to write about women and children being kidnapped and tricked into sexual slavery and that the author used the story to promote awareness and support for the victims and their families. He touched on the harsh conditions, that religious or social status is not a deterrent, and that the victims may never truly recover even after being rescued. Jack Wilder told a good story.
I liked the way Linda took charge of her life as she explored changes she wanted to make in her life as well as learned to cope with the distress of her captivity. In conquering her own fears she helps Sam in facing his own.
I received a copy of this book free for an honest review from the author, Michael Brooks, through the Modern Good Reads group at Goodreads.
I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review from the author, Sam Hammack, through the Modern Good Reads group on Goodreads.
I just won a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review from Kensington Books and Goodreads First Reads.
I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review from the author, S.J. McMillan, through the Modern Good Reads group on Goodreads.
I received a free copy of this book for an honest review from the author, Brian McKinley, through the Modern Good Reads group on Goodreads.
I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review from the author, Heidi Angell, through the Modern Good Reads group on Goodreads.
It's hard to believe but I like this book even better than AFTERSHOCK, the first in the series. FREEFALL is about Sam Rutherford, who was barely mentioned in the first book and Owen Jackson who had a more active role in the latter parts of both books. Unlike the first book which was mostly about the interactions of the characters during and after an earthquake, FREEFALL is about drug smuggling in Sierra National Park.
In the midst of an earthquake... at the epicenter, nearly everyone remaining was dead. Of the few still there only two thirds survive but not without injury. This traumatic experience forces each of them face to face with themselves. Strong men and women; this battle for survival is not for the faint of heart.
I received a free copy of this book from Kaamna Bhojwani-Dhawan through the Modern Good Reads group at Goodreads in exchange for an honest review.
I've just won a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review courtesy of Grove Atlantic and Goodreads First Reads.
It's so exciting! I won a copy of this book from Ania at Random House and Goodreads First Reads. Can't wait to receive it!