Review: A beautiful journey of how two people try desperately to heal, live, love and maybe fight for each other.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 20, 2014
This a beautiful tale of how two broken individuals that have been beaten and broken by their past rise from the ashes to try to learn to live and possibly love again.Joss and Isaiah are each damaged in their own way.Isaiah is a single dad and former FBI agent that has decided that small town living may help cure what ales him and his daughter Natalie. He decides to move them to a sleepy little island fishing town.Joss is running from her past that unfortunately continues to rear it's ugly head at every turn. She and her daughter Harper have settled into a not so perfect life. Joss has made many compromises to keep them safe and many of them she is not proud of.Joss and Isaiah have quite an interesting first meeting. A principal's office with the subject of bullying on the table is not to place to cultivate a foundation for a romantic relationship. To their dismay they continue to run into each other but they begin to realize that their is a fine line between love and hate. Isaiah soon discovers that Joss is hiding many things that she is ashamed of. Joss begins to peel back the many layers of Isaiah's tortured past. The sexual tension between the two of them is amazing. When the two eventually collide will they be able to survive the fall out.A beautiful journey of how two people try desperately to heal, live, love and maybe fight for each other. The characters are well defined and beautifully developed. A wonderful job Elizabeth!!I was gifted this book for an honest review.~~Michele McMullen ~~