BLURB:
Brody Markham has endured a nightmare, spending the last five years in prison and losing everything that was dear to him. Now he’s back home, trying to survive in a world he doesn’t recognize anymore. While his family and friends desperately try to reach through to him, he shelters himself further and further away from their love.
Alyssa Myers has
worked her entire life to distance herself from the luxurious and privileged
lifestyle in which she was raised. Running her non-profit agency, The Haven,
she is content to spend her days helping abused animals find sanctuary, which
fulfills her in a way that money just can’t buy.
Maybe it’s that
she recognizes in Brody some of the same characteristics she sees in her
homeless wards, but Alyssa is powerless to stop her personal quest to make Brody
whole again.
While Brody
struggles to surface from the darkness, Alyssa tries to protect her heart in
case he’s not willing to accept the light that she offers him.
*MAKE IT A DOUBLE can be read as a stand-alone*
REVIEW:
In comes Alyssa Meyers into his life. Alyssa is best friends with Brody's sister-in-law. Despite growing up in a privileged home, she rejects that lifestyle as cold and uncaring. Alyssa is full of life and pours all of her love and care into her animal rescue, The Haven. Anyone who is dedicated that much to animals surely has much love to give.
This is what draws the two together. And it is beautiful. It is ferocious. It is some of Sawyer Bennett's best work. She has a keen ability to tap into a character's nobility, whether it is standing up for discarded animals or protecting the family. At the end, I applaud our characters' sacrifices and sigh at their love story.
IN A NUTSHELL: I love this Last Call series. I love the setting. For me, it's almost a character unto itself. I adore the characters. I am entangled in their stories and I want to read more!
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
USA Today Best-Selling author,
Sawyer Bennett, is a snarky southern woman and reformedtrial lawyer who
decided to finally start putting on paper all of the stories that were floating
in her head. She is married to a mobster (well, a market researcher) and they
have two big, furry dogs who hog the bed. Sawyer would like to report she
doesn’t have many weaknesses but can be bribed with a nominal amount of milk
chocolate.
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