Review: Very emotionally and psychologically deep.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 16, 2012
I'm new to Jessica Scott's books, but I have to say that I really liked this one. Her writing is very emotionally and psychological deep. If you are expecting a lot of drama and action like in many romances this book is not for you. In this book the romance is subtle and difficult to develop. The main characters have a lot of personal, professional and mental obstacles that they have to overcome in order to be able to open themselves to love.Her story shows not only the traumas that a soldier can accumulate that can become PTSD, it doesn't have to be one huge trauma it can be a lot of little things that can weight over a person's mind over time. In this story she shows that also whatever may have happened in their past (especially if something bad) that it can also affect and make a big difference in that person's attitude.The main characters, Claire and Evan have some personal experiences that changed and marked their world. Which in this case makes them judge people and things from those experiences. But it will take a lot of courage to face their past and make peace with it so they can have the happiness that they can only find with each other.I am very grateful to the military and everything that they sacrifice so we can have the liberty/freedom that we have.  Thank you to all the military veterans and all the people still in service. :)