Prove Me Right by Anna Brooks

Being a fan of this series, I was anxiously waiting for this story. Meara and Liam were background through-out the other books. They have loved each other forever, and have lived their love separately. Liam living the rock-star life, while Meara held down the home-front getting ready to takeover her parents pub. Throughout it all though they loved each other, stayed true to that love but distance has a way of rearing it's ugly head in other ways.

Liam has always known the dark side of living. His father doesn't think enough of his own life to live it better. So as a good son, he would often stop by to clean up, check on his health and well being, always knowing in the back of his mind this was no way to live. Knowing and experiencing are two different things. Loving his band, but wanting to start his life with Meara, to have simple things like a bed to sleep in every night are dreams he is wanting to live now.

Meara has always loved Liam. It was written on her soul before she even fully knew what love was. She stayed true, supportive and was his biggest fan...but the insecurities and fears were present, even with the trust she had in her other half...she feared the worst. Living under a spotlight has it's downfalls and Liam lived through a scary episode. Meara was there for him...but if the past was coming back could she be strong enough to see it again? Beautiful once in a lifetime story that I flew through and enjoyed thoroughly. Can't wait for the next story.

All That's Left To Hold Onto by Ella Fox

I knew nothing about this book when it appeared on my kindle, other than it was written by Ella Fox. SO I dove in. This book is a perfect escape. A lovable male lead, a strong female, a beautiful second chance at a life they never knew could exist. It's a good day when you sit to read a book and by the time you realize you have hit the end you are all smiles. Ms. Fox has a way of writing that grabs you and takes you on a journey that you are always glad you embarked on.

The love that this family has for each other is enough to challenge anyone's preconceived notions of what family means. While the love of a mother shines in two totally different ways, it shines bright none the less. The power of a soul growing inside you can make even the most fucked up person know that what's right needs to be done. Lives change in an instant and love grows with a touch. From evil, emerges love, hope, redemption, family and a chance for a good life for everyone involved. Ronan and Keely were always each other's light in the shit hole they called home, that was enough to forge a bond that years and distance could never sever. Really enjoyed it.

                                                                  

Give Me Yesterday by K. Webster and Elle Christensen

This book starts with sweetness, flowers, gumdrops and then BAM..reality slams you in the face and you know you are in for an emotional ride. Beginning in the past, fast-forwarding to the future. A young, optimistic girl becomes a hardened, lonely adult. When a professional matter becomes personal she is forced to deal with a past she isn't ready to face.

Paint colors, denial and a face Chase can't escape, he finds something worth fighting for in the broken woman that is attempting to slip under life's radar. He connects with Tori, and starts to break down the walls that she erected so many years ago. Slight changes in both of them offer a life they can possibly capture. Chase and Tori have been barely existing, putting up pretenses that only they can uncover. Can these two fight their demons, or will the past be the only thing they can't face together?

Emotionally charged, with humor, friendships, and writing that forms to your heart and keeps you invested until the words "the end" sadly appear. These two authors need to come together again and again. They make magic happen.