5 stars
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This story
tackles one of the biggest taboos in romance, cheating. It does it as
realistically as can be done in a book, in that, it recognizes that things
aren’t always black and white. Life really is lived in the varying shades of
grey, and that is where Grace and Luke are for this book. Sometimes, you can
feel the darkness enclosing them, and it may be comforting, or it may be
overwhelming, but it is that same darkness for both. Other times things are
so bright, they are blinding, and again, it is either in happiness or stark
pain. The rest of the time, you feel the shadows and the murkiness that is
hanging over, and around, our characters, and their story. Sometimes it is heavy
and dank, other times it is light and sparkles, but it is always there. I
loved Grace and Luke’s story because it didn’t have villains or heroes, it
was a story about two people who had flaws. It was a love story that was made
over time, fell apart over time, and had a breaking point. I loved Grace and
Luke because of their commitment to themselves, their own betterment, and
their own wants and needs after that break. That path took them where they
needed to be, and that ended up being with each other <3 |
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