Review: PTSD at It's Rawist
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 9, 2014
I received a copy of this book to read and review for Wicked Reads, so here is my review. Jameson Carter is back from the war in Afghanistan not only missing part of himself but he also lost four of his Marine brothers. He is trying to live but the guilt he feels for being alive and the other dead is eating at his soul. At his therapy sessions, Sam is there to help him walk again. Sam is the little sister to him best friend Luke. And Sam and Jameson were the best of friends too. But he notices that the fire in Sam's eyes is no longer there and he wonders what happened to her. When his fiancee leaves him because she can't handle it, he thinks maybe they weren't meant to be together. He begins to see Sam in a different light and they begin dating. When he finds out about Sam's past, all he wants is to protect her. But Sam wants him to heal and move forward. Can they both help make the past bearable and able to move toward the future? They will have to confront their past and embrace the future together.This is one of those stories that will tear your heart out because it is so close to being real and the heartbreak, guilt, pain and loss is so strong, it flows from every page. it was hard to put this one dawn once I got started. Great job Amanda Lanclos, I hope there will be more with this group of characters, they are all worth their own stories.**Wicked Reads Review Team**