Random Review: Arrows Through Archer by Nash Summers #Review #Giveaway

Author: Nash Summers
Book: Arrows Through Archer
Self-Published
Publication date: June 12, 2017
Length: 264 pages


Reviewed by Meredith


Synopsis

After the loss of his parents, Archer Hart is consumed by grief. Each day, he struggles his way through classes, parties, and trying to put on a good front for the sake of his best friend. But at night, he falls asleep to the sound of gunshots ringing in his ears.

Mallory is a man fighting a war of emotions all his own. When his son invites his best friend back home to Banff over a college break, he’s happy for the company.

Some time during the late-night talks, subtle smiles, and long, long silences, the two men begin to find solace in one another.

But love isn’t always easy, especially when it strikes you straight through the heart.

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Review

This is a very very emotional book. Right from the very beginning you are thrust into the darkness. It is broken into two parts. Before and After. It isn’t until you get to the second part that you realize before and after what.

Nash Summers describes emotion beautifully. There’s a poetic curl to each moment and it wraps around the characters and with that they are built. Part one is in Archer’s POV. We don’t necessarily get to see inside his head as deeply as I would have liked and we don’t even really understand him completely, but what’s interesting about that is with depression, bereavement, any sort of recovery whether it is emotional or physical sometimes the person going through it doesn’t even understand what is happening to them. They don’t enjoy this feeling but they don’t know how to fix it and they are almost lethargic.

Part two is told in Mallory’s POV and we do see inside his head better. So, that told me this was purposely written this way. He’s seventeen years older than Archer and sees the world differently. He’s going through his own pains and doesn’t really handle a lot of it much better than Archer, but there was a shift with him. These two and what their lives become is an awesome evolution.

This spans over the course of three years and there’s a jump. I started part two so curious. Because of the way part one ends you’re like, “OMG I need to know more now!” And we do and all the darkness and sadness and daunting feeling lifts into a beautiful story.

This is a wonderful read that you just NEED to read.

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Pre Release Promotional Post: Poison Tongue by Nash Summers #Review #Giveaway

Author: Nash Summers
Book: Poison Tongue
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press
Publication Date: August 10, 2016
Length: 199 pages



Reviewed by Meredith



Synopsis

Levi Bell can see a person’s soul just by looking into their eyes. In Monroe Poirier’s eyes, he sees the devil himself.

When Monroe moves back to the small Southern town of Malcome, Levi is repelled by the darkness of the stranger’s soul. But Levi is cursed to love things dark and wicked, and he's seduced each time he looks into Monroe’s eyes—and drawn to the swamp behind the old Poirier house.

As strange occurrences begin to happen when shadows and visions visit him in the night, Levi sees a flicker of something good in Monroe’s soul. But the need to submerge himself in the swamp’s murky waters grows stronger as Levi’s desire for Monroe becomes unbearable.

In his struggles to help Monroe save his soul, Levi will have to decide if it’s worth losing his own.

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Review

Another amazingly talented now-to-me author has graces my Kindle! Nash Summers' paranormal book Poison Tongue is akk the things a paranormal book should be. Frightening, odd, creepy, and intriguing; with perfect underlining mysterious magic.

Louisiana seems like a perfect location for this book. I've never been but friends have said to me that it's a state of unexplained happenings. and Poison Tongue fits that bill.

Levi has a gifted family all with abilities. He sees people's souls and that is certainly cool. When Levi meets the Devil his attraction to him is unsurprising. Levi seems to linger over on the dark side quite a bit. But he's also disgusted with him too. 

Monroe is a bit of a mess. He has evil in his veins...literally. Darkness dances on the edges of everything he does. When he returns home his reception is unkind. Monroe was so out of place in this book no where to go and nobody wanted him. Until Levi was all about helping.

There's a rush to rid Monroe of the evil inside him and that was the true depth of the suspense in this book. It was an exciting and very interesting read that's for sure.

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