Review: Creative Deeds Review
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 16, 2014
I admit… this one took me a little while to get into, but once I did… Yeah, let’s just say I can’t wait to get my hands on the next book. *sigh*I think the only thing that threw me in the beginning was Cole. I wasn’t sure I was going to like him at first and there is nothing worse than having a hard time sympathizing with one of the main characters. Don’t let my hesitance discourage you though. It only lasted through the prologue. Once I got to know Cole, I fell in love with him.Then there was Jonah. That boy broke my heart from the time he was introduced. Cole had a soft spot for him too, but not enough to ‘save’ him. In all fairness, he didn’t realize how bad Jonah needed to be saved. By the time I found out all that Jonah had gone through I wanted to jump right on the revenge train with Cole. It’s kind of obvious that this one brought the ‘Momma’ out in me – big time.Jonah wasn’t the only one who needed ‘saving’ in Finding Release. I think what I liked best about this first book is that as broken as Jonah seemed, he was still strong enough to help Cole overcome his fears and help him discover he wasn’t quite as broken as he thought he was. These two were perfect for each other. I loved their story and what they brought out in each other.This is the first book in Silvia Violet’s Wild R Farm series and after reading the preview to the second book, Arresting Love, I can’t wait to pick it up. The supporting characters were great in Finding Release and book 2 features one of my favorites. Looks like I’ll be spending some quality time on the Wild R Farm… and loving every minute of it.