Series: Love Inscribed #2
Author: Anyta Sunday
Self Published
Publication Date: May 14, 2020
Length: 237 pages
Reviewed by Michael
Synopsis
Want true, heart-throbbing romance? Put down the Cheetos, and stop being a jackass.
The question is, can I do it?
I’ve been an epic dick to my friends, my uncle. Him.
Travis Hunter. Photographer, econ-student, paraplegic. Can I redeem myself? Apologize? Make a fresh start?
Hunter seems to think so. Even roped me into saving his favorite gazebo from the bulldozers.
The confidence of this man amazes me. He’s no bullshit where I’m all bullshit. I throw up walls where he knocks them down.
He’s beautiful, too. Strong arms inked with hummingbirds, a wide teasing mouth, and blue eyes that read me like an open book.
He looks at me, and I look away.
These shivery feelings I have for Hunter? They can’t happen. I don’t deserve him.
Where did I put those Cheetos?
Review
Have you ever tried to read
the page of a book through misty eyes?
Not misty because the page is poorly written, but because there’s so
much raw emotion that your entire body aches.
Now, imagine that through an
entire book.
Yeah, it’s that good.
Marc Jillson is struggling
with existing. Pure and simple He
carries guilt over actions he took in the previous school year, his
interference in his uncle’s relationship, and with feeling worthy of any kind
of redemption. He questions his own
worthiness.
Enter Hunter, who is
seemingly the picture of self-assuredness.
He’s paralyzed from the waist down after being attacked with a baseball
bat. Yet he doesn’t allow his paralysis
to affect him. Much.
They join forces to save the
college campuses gazebo, which is kind of a Lover’s Lane complete with carved
initials. Ultimately, they find that
they may have more in common than originally thought.
More than anything, this is
the story of one man taking responsibility for his actions as he walks the road
to redemption. If you think it’s an easy
road, think again. Marc wrestles with
demons of his own creation as well as those foisted upon him for others. It’s a journey well worth taking. How something can be so emotionally
devastating while also being uplifting is beyond me. But this book is.
I will say that if you
haven’t read the first book in this series, “Liam Davis and the Raven”, and
plan to, I would read it first. There’s
a huge spoiler for that book in “Marc Jillson and the Gazebo.” But it works perfectly fine as a stand-alone.
I cannot recommend this book
enough. Seriously!
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