by Lisa Henry
I love the cover and the title, and it's Lisa Henry's so I was sold.Her style is there, and I love it. She knows what she's writing and she knows what she wants to achieve.The problem is... this is too rushed. In every sense of the word.Too "insta-lovey" for my taste.I liked the characters together ...
...Aiden's narration is as awkward as his interactions with Cole. ...wow, I really hope this serial telling is deliberate :/Oookay. Read on and it kind of is. The thing with Cole's suicide dreams...I totally get that. For me, they're more idle musings than anything, but the whole "they're just dream...
I didn't want this story to end. Great writing. Wish it would be turned into a full novel. Not all hearts and flowers.
This was filled with angst and anxiety. HFN maybe. I enjoyed the story, but just felt disconnected from the characters.
I LOVE Lisa Henry. I don’t love all of her books, but she knows how to write!Cole arrives in a small town when his car breaks down. He is there to fix the house he inherited from his uncle and to sell the place. What he does not expect on his first night there is to find a beaten boy in his backyard...
Lisa Henry's writing always manages to paint a picture for me and this was no exception. The descriptions of the landscape, the house and, of course Aiden and Cole, two men each enduring their own pain and suffering, managed to put me right there in the story. She does hurt/comfort so well, withou...
Beautiful story and full of emotions, wonderful writing, well done and thank you.
This was amazing, and wonderful, and emotional at times. Basically, it was so close to perfect. I would have loved something a little longer, though, because I would have loved a HEA. Don't get me wrong, the ending is hopeful and honestly left me wanting more, but everything wasn't as happy as I wou...
Loved this. There was an unusual quietness to the story, but I found it totally engrossing and moving. The characters felt very present and real. And then there's Dingo Creek--what a great name--and the abandoned quarry, which hover over the story like a creepy, haunting presence, a perfect backgr...
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