Review: This one had me flinching with emotion during certain scenes.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 6, 2014
Destructive SilenceI read the blurb quickly once for this book when I signed up for the tour, which was way before I read the book, so it kind of felt like I was going into this blind. I like that. I like not knowing what to expect from a book, but from the look of the cover, I was going to love this one.I was right. I loved it.This was an emotional ride right from the beginning. We get the idea that Lacey has been through something that was traumatizing, but we do not know what it is right away. With that said, we definitely know that she has walls up and is trying to avoid something from her past.Enter Caine.Sexy, hot, fits her like a glove Caine.And now I have trouble because I never want to give anything away that is not in the blurb, but it is so hard to go on about this book without sharing something.How to word this.I had my hand over my mouth saying no, no, no, no for a few scenes. I was questioning how a girl who seemed like she had a good head on her shoulders, someone who was protecting herself, could continuously go through this, then I remembered that I was that girl years ago. Sometimes we smart girls can make some pretty stupid choices.It really was so good.When you read a book like this, it makes you feel like you are getting a peek into the author’s mind, they understand this situation somehow because they are able get in there and see how someone in this situation is likely to react.398 pages flew by for me, it took me one afternoon/evening to read this. I honestly did not put it down. Lucky me, it is freezing here (do not be too jealous, I would rather not have –37 degree windchills) and the husband was off work (work closed so he gets to unfreeze our pipage things that froze) to be the parent while I secluded myself in my room to read.Thank you so much to L.U. Ann and the tour company for sending me an ARC to read. I cannot wait to read Destructive Choices!