Sometimes the wrong choices bring us to the right places.
When I meet David Carmichael it’s as if the universe offered him as an apology for my life up to this point.
With his protective arm around me, he promises to keep me safe from the demons of my not-so-distant past.
But David has demons of his own … and even if meeting him felt like destiny, maybe karma isn’t so cut and dry.
Bad things happen to good people every day … and everyone is hiding something.
A house of cards will inevitably fall … I just hope the one we’ve built won’t end up in flames.
Sunny Shelly’s Review: 4 Stars
This book left me with so many conflicting emotions. Michelle is in such a tough position in life, and is working hard to change her situation, to provide something better than just an existence for her young daughter, Claire. She keeps running into the same man, David, over and over again in their small town, and even though she’s reluctant to expose anyone (not even her girlfriends) to the drama in her life courtesy of her ex-husband, Michelle eventually accepts that David has been put in her path for a reason and agrees to go out with him.
Michelle’s situation is so relatable. Yes, there are things she could be doing differently to change her situation faster, but the rabbit hole she’s clawing her way out of is just something that you, me, any one of us could easily fall into when one bad decision spirals into out-of-control chaos.
David, meanwhile, has his own cross to bear, and it’s heartbreaking. His life is proof positive that not everything is as it appears. But together, David and Michelle click, balance each other out, and complement one another in the very best of ways.
Back to those conflicting emotions. Inevitably You is a heartwarming story of how two people go from merely survival, existing, to learning to live and love again. Michelle is a damsel in distress, David is the wounded hero who comes to her rescue, and Claire Bear is the adorable moppet that brings them together.
I received an advanced copy and voluntarily left a review.
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