Review: One. Two. Three. Breathe. Four. Five. Six.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 1, 2014
One. Two. Three. Breathe. Four. Five. Six. A breathing exercise you yourself will definitely utilize throughout Objective. A story so well crafted, so intriguing, I’m not sure I can put it into words other than to tell you that this is an absolute must read. From the quotes at the beginning of each chapter, that are so fitting, to the last words written will leave you wanting……no….desperate for more!!The love, the connection you will feel between Cane and Cypress/Mags will consume your soul.  Mags, a name given to her by Cane, as you will read….”the magnolia tree embodies beauty, life force, and perfection. All the things that make me think of you.”  Mags is one of those characters that you instantly connect with, beautiful inside and out, until one fateful day changes it all.  One. Two. Three. Breathe. Four. Five. Six.~ Cane ~ “I don’t exist without you. Please, Mags, forgive me. I was a total dick and I’m sorry.”~ Mags ~ “And just like that, all was right again with the world. I didn’t exist without him either.”You will also be introduced to Bentley, Brock, Penny, and Aster, all of whom are intertwined and woven perfectly into Objective. And then there’s Ezra, a man who will effortlessly make you hate the very ground he walks on.There are two quotes in this book that sum it all up perfectly………..Life is such a glorious trauma ~ is it not?  J.R. WardAnd….It has been said, ‘time heals all wounds.’ I do not agree. The wounds remain. In time, the mind, protecting its sanity, covers them with scar tissue and the pain lessens. But it is never gone.”  Rose KennedyEdgy, raw, intriguing, captivating……………………an absolute must read. One. Two. Three. Breathe. Four. Five. Six.~ 5 ~ Truth or Lie? ~ Adapt or die ~ Stars