Review: Book Three. Keeps getting better...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 29, 2014
Ok, I've just written the first two book reviews, and this story continues with Luke after college. He's become a teacher in his old school, and nothing is as it should be. Afterall the stress and drama Luke went through in book two, I had hoped his story would be easier. Nope, it seems people have long memories of events that happened around Luke as a teenager. The very wrong memories. Luke has taken in a foster son, paying it forward, and another teacher is trying to encourage Luke to stand up for himself. This starts the going-to-be-a-love-story part.  The issues with the foster son, Luke's own past again, and the teacher's past all run together to deliver an amazing heartfelt novel. The  characters are really well developed, and tissues might be needed. Suitable for ages 16 and up, there is the subject of abuse- though not graphic- bullying, and of course, romance- also not graphic. A wonderful town, I cannot wait for Becky's story, hopefully book four.