These characters, Raine and Jarret were believable and the circumstances so real that it had my emotions spinning around.

Raine is quiet and shy. She didn’t seem to fit anywhere with any particular group until she was asked out by the top jock—Cameron Moss. Not completely fitting in with Cameron’s friends but going through the motions, her life changes forever the night of prom. He told her he loved her. Now, she’s pregnant and totally alone.

That is, until one day, she finds comfort from a surprising source, Jarret Moss, Cameron’s older brother. Their journey was anything but smooth, but so worth it.

I would recommend for ages 18 due to sexual situations and strong language. In addition, it contains violence and rape, and the author warns that some readers might find the content offensive.
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♦♦♦♦ I received an arc in exchange for an honest review ♦♦♦♦


Here you have a book that touches on subject matter that some readers may find uncomfortable, but saying that it is written in a very tasteful way.

As soon as you start reading the pages pull you in, you can connect to the characters. It is beautifully written and an easy to follow storyline.

A book that everyone should read.

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♦♦♦♦ I received an arc in exchange for an honest review ♦♦♦♦


Here you have a book that touches on subject matter that some readers may find uncomfortable, but saying that it is written in a very tasteful way.

As soon as you start reading the pages pull you in, you can connect to the characters. It is beautifully written and an easy to follow storyline.

A book that everyone should read.

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