From the Embers

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I’m supposed to stay clear of the “forbidden” forest and piss away my days in my grandparents’ stupid rose garden alongside a boy named Avery.

Eason and Bree's story is a painful, heart-wrenching experience but their connection is so beautiful to witness. While it may not feature trucks, trains, or prison, or even really getting drunk, “Mama” is at the heart of the story. okay so, the big plot twist here is this, Jessica (or is it Jennifer) Eason's dead wife, and Robert, Bree's dead husband, were doing the nasty on the sly for YEARS. She passes what little free time she has reading anything and everything she can get her hands on, preferably with a glass of wine by her side. Zac's friendship with Cal is the foundation of his career and - until Anya and their son came along - the most important relationship of his life.It should be known, however, that she hates pizza and ice cream, almost as much as writing her bio in the third person. In fact, I thoroughly enjoy spending the majority of my game time in the penalty box before leaving the arena with a new girl on my arm each night.

El “blurb” nos dice un poco acerca de la historia pero no nos quita todas la sorpresas que contiene el texto. The driver looked like a gorgeous fallen angel–one who’d been booted right out of paradise for being a giant prick. Eason only realises as he escapes the burning building that the woman in his arms is not his wife, and he has saved the wrong woman. I loved that even though they had a very uneasy start, that this book allows them to see that there is so much more to the both of them. like why bother well I might HAVE to change that because then I wouldn't have a book with one of my least favorite tropes as a challenge pick book and that is the only reason why I didn't DNF this book.She never allowed herself to know the real Eason, until tragedy forces her to know who he really is. I loved that this book was not only about them sharing and building what they were, but it was also about them discovering who they were.