Thursday, September 7, 2017

Review: Exposed

Exposed Exposed by Samantha Jacobey
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

"Exposed" brings us up to speed with Tori trying to put herself back in to the life she left behind, in order to hopefully build a future. She faced some of her past, but now will face the parts of herself that she spent the last year denying existed. Will she lose herself in her past, and in turn also lose Michael as well? Samantha Jacobey takes us deeper into the mind of Tori as she tries to infiltrate the Scorpions. Getting close to the guys the only way she knows how poses dilemmas and makes her question what she thought she wanted. Is she just as cold as everyone thinks, or was she just raised that way?

18+for all the language, sex, and violence that is to be expected in all the New Life series.
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Review: Entwined

Entwined Entwined by Samantha Jacobey
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

"Entwined" is book three in the twisted tale of Tori and her life. She left to try and find a life for herself away from bikers and everyone and everything she knew, but then pops in Henry's brother Micheal. Michael promised he'd take care of Tori no matter what, and he doesn't even like her. Is it possible to build a "normal" life after the way she was brought up? Just when you think she might get a little peace, her past shows up on her doorstep.

True to the New Life series, this one holds a lot of sex/sexual abuse, so if you have those as triggers, then I wouldn't recommend this for you. Tori finds out a lot about who she is in this book, and is definitely more humanized in this installment.
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Review: Fighting to Forget

Fighting to Forget Fighting to Forget by J.B. Salsbury
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

"Fighting to Forget" is the best ugly cry book I've read to date. It tore me apart and put me back together in such a complete way, that I spent days thinking about Rex and the horrors he went through. No child should ever be made to feel like he was, no person should have been used and abused to such extent. Gia was too young to stop them from hurting Rex, but carried his pain with her until she could try to make amends for it.
This book has so many triggers that I would caution you reading it if you've been abused as a child or have a drug /alcohol addiction.
18+ for strong language, drugs, alcohol, child abuse, sex, etc.

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