Becky Baldridge
Caelin picks up where Fury left off and gives us some of the aftermath of the emotion-filled chapter in the Heaven Hill series. Caelin was forced to make a choice that no one should ever have to make, much less a teenager. Now he's forced to deal with all the guilt and self-recrimination that comes with it. Considering the circumstances, we don't see much of the energetic, full of snark man-child that Caelin has been up to now. Instead, we get a peek inside of this young man as he deals with growing up whether he's ready or not. This one is a quick, one-sitting read giving us a look at the man Caelin is growing up to be and the wonderful support system he has once he gives voice to everything going on inside him. I've come to love the family that is the Heaven Hill MC and I can't wait to see what's next for them.
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Kristen Lewendon
Ummm… Wow. I knew the events in Fury were shocking and marked a turning point in the series, but I hadn’t even stopped to consider all the consequences the way the author apparently has. In this book, we experience what Caelin is dealing with as he comes to terms with the actions he took to help bring Justice home safely. It’s a lightning-fast read, but it’s packed with really big emotions. And it’s left me wanting more Heaven Hill. I received a complimentary advanced copy of this book from the author.
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