by Lisa Henry
I enjoyed this. I seem to be attracted to dark/abusive books lately, having just read the Dark Duet trilogy, and loving them.This had me captivated from the start wondering where Shaw really came into the story. He wasn't like the others and his lighter side was a relief compared to the darkness of ...
Loved the first 3/4 of this book but wanted a little more from the rest. I understand why the last quarter or so of the book played out why it did and why it was necessary, and I really did not have a problem with it, but I wanted just a little more of Shaw and Lee together. It was definitely not ...
*buddy read with Blacky and Shelene*«My soul is unbreakable. Whatever happened here, they wouldn’t get that.»The Island was a challenging and emotional read, but I was so engrossed by the book that I read it in one sitting far into the night. The book is told by both Shaw and Lee points of view and ...
This was a stunning portrayal of evil and abuse, perfectly balanced with hope and morality. This is my first book by Lisa Henry.The writing is brilliant, perfectly paced to set the mood and tone; punctuated with italics and repeat phrases that underline and enhance the readers characters emotions. S...
With themes of torture and rape,this is definitely an intense read. These scenes are well written and well within the context of the story. The focus of the book is on the characters and how they respond to the situation and each other. The last section of the book was perhaps a little drawn out but...
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