Review: Losing Francesca by J.A. Huss
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 22, 2013
Losing Francesca is a touching tale of a young women who is torn between two family's, two ways of life, and two identities. Francesca is taken into custody when she arrives at an American airport because she is matched up with an artists rendering of a six year old Fiona Sullivan who was kidnapped. When the authorities take her to the Sullivan family to live until she turns eighteen, Francesca is furious and outraged. She really is a spoiled brat in the beginning of this story, but she earns the title honestly having been raised by a powerful and rich man who gave her whatever her heart desired.Brody knew that Fiona was the one for him when she was six years old. After she was kidnapped he searched for her for years, when he hears that she has been found, wild horses could not keep him away. When he looks into Francesca's eyes he knows that this is his Fiona, all he has to do now is convince her that she can be both Fiona and Francesca, after all it is not her name that defines her.This book was absolutely fabulous! From the very beginning you are thrown into this story and you feel sorry for the Sullivan's, frustration that Francesca cannot even be nice, and compassion for Francesca because she is out of her element and essentially being held prisoner. Then there is Brody. Totally swoonworthy! He has a past and he has a edge to him, but with Fee he is gentle, patient, and just plain beautiful.J.A. Huss writes a story that will twist you up in knots and just when you think you have it figured out, well just take for me, you don't! The twists and turns, the amazing relationships, and dynamic characters, Losing Francesca will captivate you and have you hanging on to every word and feeling every emotion! A must read that you will never forget!I was given a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.