Nicholas McCane
I jumped into this book not knowing anything about it, and I suggest you do the same. This book took off from the beginning. Then it goes in a completely different direction, which blew my mind. I was on the edge of my seat. This book is about fear and what can happen if you let it control you. The ending wasn’t the best because it left me with questions, but it didn’t take away from my enjoyment. This was my first book by this author, and I loved it. I will definitely read more of his work. What a unique experience!
I jumped into this book not knowing anything about it, and I suggest you do the same. This book took off from the beginning. Then it goes in a completely different direction, which blew my mind. I was on the edge of my seat. This book is about fear and what can happen if you let it control you. The ending wasn’t the best because it left me with questions, but it didn’t take away from my enjoyment. This was my first book by this author, and I loved it. I will definitely read more of his work. What a unique experience!
I’m a big fan of this author. After reading several of her books, I finally got to read her debut. I really enjoyed this one. There were a few plot flaws, and I really disliked everyone, but I tried to clear my head and just enjoy the book. With that being said, this was a great read. Tiffany D. Jackson really knows how to keep the reader engaged. And I could not figure out who murdered the baby. I read some people didn’t enjoy the ending, however; it worked for me. My feelings immediately after reading it were 5 stars, but after thinking about it more, it’s closer to a 4. I still can’t figure out which character I disliked the most lol.
So far I’ve read:
Allegedly: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Monday’s Not Coming: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
The Weight of Blood: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Grown: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 1/2
Blood in the Water: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I’m a big fan of this author. After reading several of her books, I finally got to read her debut. I really enjoyed this one. There were a few plot flaws, and I really disliked everyone, but I tried to clear my head and just enjoy the book. With that being said, this was a great read. Tiffany D. Jackson really knows how to keep the reader engaged. And I could not figure out who murdered the baby. I read some people didn’t enjoy the ending, however; it worked for me. My feelings immediately after reading it were 5 stars, but after thinking about it more, it’s closer to a 4. I still can’t figure out which character I disliked the most lol.
So far I’ve read:
Allegedly: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Monday’s Not Coming: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
The Weight of Blood: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Grown: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 1/2
Blood in the Water: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I couple read this with my wife! After hearing so much about this series, I couldn’t wait. “Before I Let Go” was my introduction to romance, and I loved it. With that being said, I couldn’t wait for Soledad’s story.
This book is about how Soledad’s world shatters after being betrayed by her husband (Edward Barnes). Soledad now has to rebuild her life as a mother and a woman who deserves the world.
I enjoyed “Before I Let Go” more than this one, but this was still a great read. The first half grabbed me, but the second half felt a little repetitive. Also, I felt like Judah Cross was too perfect. Josiah Wade from the first book felt more realistic. However, making Judah the father of two autistic sons warmed by heart. I loved that addition to the book.
Kennedy Ryan is an amazing author, and it felt great being in Skyland again. Can’t wait to read “Can’t Get Enough” (Book 3). I’m trying to see what Hendrix Barry has going on.
You can read these books as standalone novels, but I recommend reading them in order.
I couple read this with my wife! After hearing so much about this series, I couldn’t wait. “Before I Let Go” was my introduction to romance, and I loved it. With that being said, I couldn’t wait for Soledad’s story.
This book is about how Soledad’s world shatters after being betrayed by her husband (Edward Barnes). Soledad now has to rebuild her life as a mother and a woman who deserves the world.
I enjoyed “Before I Let Go” more than this one, but this was still a great read. The first half grabbed me, but the second half felt a little repetitive. Also, I felt like Judah Cross was too perfect. Josiah Wade from the first book felt more realistic. However, making Judah the father of two autistic sons warmed by heart. I loved that addition to the book.
Kennedy Ryan is an amazing author, and it felt great being in Skyland again. Can’t wait to read “Can’t Get Enough” (Book 3). I’m trying to see what Hendrix Barry has going on.
You can read these books as standalone novels, but I recommend reading them in order.
I couple read this with by wife! After hearing so much about this series, I couldn’t wait. “Before I Let Go” was my introduction to romance, and I loved it. With that being said, I couldn’t wait for Soledad’s story.
This book is about how Soledad’s world shatters after being betrayed by her husband (Edward Barnes). Soledad now has to rebuild her life as a mother and a woman who deserves the world.
I enjoyed “Before I Let Go” more than this one, but this was still a great read. The first half grabbed me, but the second half felt a little repetitive. Also, I felt like Judah Cross was too perfect. Josiah Wade from the first book felt more realistic. However, making Judah the father of two autistic sons warmed by heart. I loved that addition to the book.
Kennedy Ryan is an amazing author, and it felt great being in Skyland again. Can’t wait to read “Can’t Get Enough” (Book 3). I’m trying to see what Hendrix Barry has going on.
You can read these books as standalone novels, but I recommend reading them in order.
I couple read this with by wife! After hearing so much about this series, I couldn’t wait. “Before I Let Go” was my introduction to romance, and I loved it. With that being said, I couldn’t wait for Soledad’s story.
This book is about how Soledad’s world shatters after being betrayed by her husband (Edward Barnes). Soledad now has to rebuild her life as a mother and a woman who deserves the world.
I enjoyed “Before I Let Go” more than this one, but this was still a great read. The first half grabbed me, but the second half felt a little repetitive. Also, I felt like Judah Cross was too perfect. Josiah Wade from the first book felt more realistic. However, making Judah the father of two autistic sons warmed by heart. I loved that addition to the book.
Kennedy Ryan is an amazing author, and it felt great being in Skyland again. Can’t wait to read “Can’t Get Enough” (Book 3). I’m trying to see what Hendrix Barry has going on.
You can read these books as standalone novels, but I recommend reading them in order.