Review: Honest review given
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 28, 2014
I rate this book 4.5 Stars but for amazon purposes its 5.This is an emotional romance book by Hazel Robinson. The book was done by being narrated by the author with dialogue between the characters. I found this novel very emotional and the characters had been through so much at a very young age. The main lady in this book is Susan and her parents had died and her grandmother passed away when she was 10 years old. She didn't have any other family so she was forced to go into foster care. The family that Susan ended up living with most of her life was abusive, physically, mentally, and sexually. When she was 14 years old she was pregnant and had a miscarriage and lost her baby. Susan was devastated and she held that with her that she couldn’t be loved and didn’t deserve love. She eventually returns to her grandmother’s home and meets Max again. There is a chemistry between the two that is undeniable and intense. Max has had a history as well and was once engaged. In the past Susan has used alcohol to try and solve her problems and pushes people away. I was extremely nervous that the secrets that Susan and Max held would keep them apart in the long run and I thought they would never be able to trust each other. Their relationship progresses rather quickly and but I don’t think that their relationship could have progressed any other way. You of course have extremely good moments in this book with a tragedy before the Happily Ever After. The one thing I would have liked to see in this book was a little more of an ending with Max and Susan after she leaves the hospital.This was a well written book and I would like to know how the relationship progresses with Susan and Max or even a story about Polly. I would definitely be keeping my eye out for more Hazel Robinson books.