by Sarah Madison
DNF page 128 of 292.Can't believe I had this book in my currently-reading shelf for that long.Bye bye.
4.5 StarsI dived into the interlude. To quote Gomer Pyle, “Surprise, Surprise, Surprise,” delayed gratification was worth it. The interlude is the best part of the story! The interlude is a vital part to this story, and I have to commend Madison on how well she did her research into WWII and how ver...
Slow burn.Two men and a plane crash as a catalyst for revealing truths isn't unique, but the storytelling makes it worthwhile. David, the happy-go-lucky Hollywood location scout finds himself surviving a harrowing crash landing with Rick Sutton, the pilot he's cast into his fantasies. Unlike his fan...
4 HeartsReview written for MM Good Book Reviewshttp://mmgoodbookreviews.wordpress.com/Well first of all I’d like to acknowledge the beautiful cover work for this book. It’s fantastic and put me into a proper mind-space for the book.Second I’d like to stretch the fact that this is a self-pubed work, ...
It is always difficult to write one of the early reviews because I want to be fair as possible to the story and for the next readers. So bear with me, the explanation will be quite long ...I guess whether you will like the book or not will highly depend on how much you can enjoy the dream sequence. ...
I do not know what I loved the most about this book. I am not usually too keen on "surviving the plane crash" story simply because it often serves as an artificial plot device to start a love story, but here it had just been so flawless IMO. Everything made sense - David and Rick turned out to be un...
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