Book: Reunited
Series: Rescued Hearts #2
Self Published
Publication date: January 31, 2017
Length: 175 pages
Reviewed by Meredith
Synopsis
Ryder Daniels and Jason Mallory seem to have it all but even the most loving marriage takes work. Ryder's past leads him to remain silent yet resentful in the face of conflict while Jason strives to prove he can take care of his family without Ryder's wealth, even if it costs him precious time with his husband and daughter.
When a devastating illness leaves them shaken and helpless, Ryder is forced to face the one person he never thought to see again with a life or death request that even he isn't sure will be granted, but his decisions have far-reaching consequences. Believing he and Ryder have no secrets, Jason is distraught to discover otherwise, revealing yet another crack in their once-perfect relationship.
Adrift and uncertain, both struggle to hold onto a love previously thought unshakeable. A forbidden past is exposed, shocking Ryder to the core, but it means little without Jason by his side. Marriage is a partnership and both men must learn that only by working through their pain and heartbreak together can they achieve a lifetime of love.
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Review
Rescued was Felice Stevens first book. It was the book I
fell in love with her writing on. When Reunited came out, a sequel to Rescued,
I was over the moon. I knew I was going to get to hang out with Ryder and Jason
again.
Five years has gone by and they have a beautiful little
girl, Gemma. She’s their pride and joy. Jason’s family has embraced them.
Ryder’s bond with his father and brother are good. Life is great… until it
isn’t.
As a parent my greatest fear is outliving my children. So
when Ryder and Jase have to deal with a sick daughter whose life is in trouble,
it scared the life out of me. On top of that; issues come to the surface,
demons come out of the woodwork, and resolutions must be made.
In true Felice Stevens fashion the HEA wasn’t easy. She got
you there but she made you work for it. It’s interesting how she writes her
books, like this one, she has sharp edges to the situations. They stab at your
heart and she twists that knife. But on the other side of that there’s a fluffy
warmth. Her love scenes are hot but they are super sweet. There’s always an
element of friends and family too. It’s one of the reasons I enjoy her writing
so much and Reunited has the sharpness and fluffiness very well balanced.
This isn’t a standalone, I mean sure you can read it without
reading Rescued but I wouldn’t recommend it. You need to follow Ryder and Jase’s
journey from the beginning so read Rescued first.
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