Review: My review: Back to Life
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 21, 2013
Ten years ago Sahara was a victim of a tragic accident.  With no family left, her best friend and her first love in the hospital, and their parents grieving for them in the hospital Sahara does the one thing she can to no longer hurt those around her, she picks up and runs away to Richland.  She thinks she doesn't deserve happiness after the accident she believes she caused so she gives up her dream to be a doctor and finishes school to turn around and become HR at Miller Security.For the past ten years she has blamed herself, no letting herself get close to any man, not making any friends, and still struggling to come to terms with what happened that night.  She barely speaks to her best friend Emily and Emmanuel she hasn't spoken to since the night of the accident.  She's alone until she meets her new neighbor Tyree Barker.  Tyree in the short amount of time he knows Sahara gets further than anyone else has in the past ten years.  They fall in love and Sahara opens herself fully up to him telling him her one secret that she's shared with no one other than those who were there for the accident.But when Sahara opens herself up is it something that Ty can handle?  Will he run away or will he stay and love Sahara in a way she never thought she deserved?  When Sahara returns home to face the man responsible for ruining her entire life can she come to terms and face those she left behind when she ran?  What secret does Ty have that could rip her entire world apart?  Ty helped Sahara come back to life but will the events of her past continue to destroy her and her happiness?When I was approached to read and review this book I loved the synopsis.  When I saw the cover I wasn't so sure but from the first moment I opened this book and started reading I was hooked.  This story captivated me, made me smile, and made me cry.  It was so hard to read about the things Sahara had to go through and what she lost that night.  Ten years is a long time to hold onto that type of grief especially when you're all alone.  I was surprised to find that Danielle is a new author as she rivals some of the best out there.  This isn't a story you will want to miss and will leave you begging for the next one.  The wait is going to be long, but it will be worth it, 5 stars.***Complimentary copy provided by author/publisher for an honest review***