Review: Great for a debut
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 11, 2014
This book was very good for a debut. Sara, at eight years old, is bullied both at home and school and life means hiding in her room from her alcoholic parents and being afraid to go to school everyday and being teased because she is different.  That is until Jaxson Barlow comes along and saves the day and they become inseparable.Sara's life becomes brighter when she meets Jaxson and his mother who takes her in and shows her another side to life.  The love and attention that is not in her home is introduced to her in theirs.They grow up together and soon realizes that they love each other and begin a life together. All is going well until Sara's insecurities and fears drive them apart.The author touches on so many subjects in this book and moves the story right along with rollercoaster ride of love, abuse, violence, murder, and intrigue.  Well written and very interesting.  The second book is even better and continues with the same storyline.