That went in a lot of different directions. Once I figured it out I just paid attention to context and it was good enough.Īs for the story…wow. I feel like there needed to be a longer pause to denote the switch or something. My only other complaint is that when I heard Tristan’s first few chapters I didn’t realize that only the first part was in the past, and then it returned to the present…and I was confused. I just wasn’t drawn in, but that’s a personal taste thing, nothing to do with his skills, you know? They both did well with distinguishing other character voices in the books, and in particular I thought they both had adorable takes on Emma. Pallino’s voice sounded super familiar, and it took more than half the book to figure out he sounded a little bit like Anthony Bourdain to me. I wouldn’t say they were favourites, but I enjoyed them in general. This one gave me a lot of feels, had some strange situations and a medium amount of drama, and while I’m not always a drama seeker, I do appreciate the way Ms. I mean, I’ve only read 2 books by her so far (this is my 3rd), but it’s amazing how sometimes writer’s just have a specific feel. My Review:Ĥ.5 stars - This was quintessential Brittainy C. Then perhaps we could finally remember how to breathe. We both wanted to put together the shattered pieces of our yesterdays. I had to accept the wreckage that lived inside of him, because it also lived inside of me. It's easy to judge a man because of his past. 'He's cruel.' 'He's cold.' 'He's damaged.' Reading Challenges: Lenoreo's 2018 #LetsReadIndie Challenge, Lenoreo's 2018 Beat the Backlist Challenge, Lenoreo's COYER Big Summer Birthday Bash 2018

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