Review: Free From Profanity, which was a nice Change.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 7, 2014
“A storm’s always coming,” I state. “Some don’t have rain.” - StellaI was first introduced to Katie McGarry with the book, Pushing the Limits which I really loved.  All her books have a lot of profanity, so I was really pleased that this one had none.  I finally can share one of her books with my daughters.  Katie McGarry has a smooth, easy to read style that keeps you interested until the very end.  I really love to read her stories and can recommend this free short story as being worth the 45 minutes it takes to read.Stella is not only poor, she has been abandoned.  She lives with her father’s last girlfriend and has gone from girlfriend to girlfriend until they get tired of her.  She has been made fun of by guys at school and spends her time in a cemetery visiting dead people she never knew.Josh is a rich kid who was the only person that cared about a dying man at the scene of an accident.  The accident changed him and he found he could no longer be the guy he had been.  He sees Stella at the cemetery when visiting the grave of the dead guy and they start a friendship that slowly changes them both.This is a sweet love story and a story of hope.  People can change, if they choose to, but it is scary and worthy at the same time.  It is a very short story with no profanity or sex, just some kissing.Would I/Did I buy it? Free DownloadWould I read it again?  MaybeWould I recommend it to friends? Yes