Sunny Shelly’s Review: 5 Stars
We first met Anna in Unconventional; she is Charlie’s high school girlfriend, the one who broke his heart and turned him into the commitmentphobe who ultimately falls in love with Quinn, aka Red. Having read Unconventional, and now Unforgivable, I cannot imagine a book world where Charlie and Anna stayed together. They were all wrong for one another. Wes is just perfect for Anna in every way, and I just loved the way that they completed one another.
From the moment that Anna and Wes meet as 12 and 14 year olds on the school playground, there is an instant connection. For years, all they will be is best friends — along with her brother, John — and the kindness that Anna’s family shows to foster kid Wes truly changes his life. But even though Wes and Anna are developing all those teenage feels for one another, he doesn’t think he’s good enough for a sweet angel like her — and makes a decision that will forever alter the course of his life. Meanwhile, Anna makes a tough decision of her own, and sets her on a course of self-loathing and misery.
But does one mistake define you? Are you allowed to move on and move past a poor choice, getting a second chance?
The themes in Unforgivable are much deeper, and maybe even a little darker, than Love’s other books. This story is intense, it’s emotional, it’s healing, it’s love, it’s forgiveness.
I received an advanced copy and voluntarily left a review for Sunny Shelly Reads book blog.
mind keeping this piece steady while I attach it?” he asks, interrupting my
reverie.
problem.” I take my position opposite him, holding the piece of trim in place
against the dresser as he drills screws into the underside so that they remain
hidden from view. It’s like magic.
as he works.
his head this way and that to make sure the piece is level before he starts.
Then, he lifts the drill, and taut muscles shine with sweat as he drives each
screw into the boards with purpose. His forearms flex and jump with every
movement. And his tattoo calls my eye to follow the bumps and dips of his
biceps and triceps.
Scott is a perfectly sculpted specimen of man. He’s strong. Confident. Capable.
me staring and winks, rewarding me with his rare, crooked grin. I feel myself
flush as I quickly look away, totally busted.No, I don’t
mind helping him one bit.
Isabel Love is a hopeless romantic. She loves reading about two people falling in love, overcoming whatever obstacles they may face, and finding their happily ever after. A husband, two kids, and a full-time job keep her busy by day, but by night, she can be found with her Kindle in hand, reading “just one more chapter”.
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