Reviewed by leelu92 on
I can say that I truly loved this book and I could not put it down. I wasn't sure how I'd feel not being at the Shipley farm but the Shipley family was still around and involved in the best way possible. I relished this book. I felt for Jude and his struggle to remain sober and I ached for him as he busted his ass literally to resist his cravings and live his life.
I kept thinking that this book is completely (to steal a foodie term) "organic". The struggles are real, Jude isn't a millionaire and there are no quick fixes. There are no manufactured bits of drama to be thrown at him. He was struggling with an addiction and living in a town with the woman he truly loved but couldn't have. Or could he? Some things are just meant to be...
See? I'm still completely spun by this book. You know a book is remarkable when you don't want to do anything else... but read it.
I'll follow up with a more detailed review closer to release.
Copy for review provided the author
Reading updates
- Started reading
- 3 July, 2016: Finished reading
- 3 July, 2016: Reviewed