Review: Excellent Read!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 4, 2013
A Review of Sutherland's PrideBy Stephanie FreemanFrom the opening pages to the very last, I was enthralled. The story opens with a young woman returning to her hometown to bury her father. In the process, she crosses the chasms of misery and memory with tangible proof of a love capsized; leaving the two main characters, Flynn and Pride trying to navigate the treacherous waters and the jagged shards of memory.Many women desire to be swept away, to be loved by that special someone, but sometimes in the light of day the fantasy and reality collide. The loss is immeasurable. The gain is bittersweet because sometimes they share the same eyes and small hands. The bitterness becomes so pervasive that is chokes out all reason and the glimmer of hope that redemption can bring.Kathryn Brocato distilled those details in a remarkable story about second chances... about redemption and the most frightening words for people to utter when love is involved. "I was wrong. I apologize."This my second opportunity to read the work of this masterful author and I must say, with each story her study of the human heart is perfect. This author never disappoints. I was given an advanced reader copy of this work for an honest review for no compensation.