When a person reads so much like I do, that the books tend to get all mixed up in
their heads..it’s just frustrating. I find myself looking for books that stand
out..that grab me and that keep me in their clutches so that when it ends I am
breathless and can’t stop thinking about them. I can honestly say that having
read thousands of books that there are only a small amount that really affected
me like this. This book The Hurricane is on a very short list of those books that have totally swept me away and kept me there.
The Hurricane…and
well like the storm it’s named after this book left my heart in utter shambles.
It’s come into my mind and wreaked havoc. I read this book luckily months
before release and haven’t had one day that has gone by since that I’ve not
thought about O’Connell and Emily. But not just this amazing couple. I’ve also
thought so much about this family that Ms. Prescott created. Characters that I
want to visit again and stories that can't wait to be told. So to start off this ranting raving review..I first want to say a huge
to R. J. Prescott for writing a story that will stay with me forever.
When I saw
the cover and blurb of this story I had this extreme urge and wanted it like
right now! I wanted disclaimers like immediately because I avoid stories with
cheating and sex outside the main couple. Ms. Prescott set my mind at ease and
I was excited to dive right in. These characters Emily and O'Connell completely
captivated me. The way they built first a friendship to falling head over heels
in love made me cry and swoon so many times.
0'Connell was huge..in body and spirit and I loved him from the beginning.
From the moment that Con ..said these words.
If you need time, then I’ll give you time.
If you need friendship, then I’ll give you friendship.
But you’re mine, and when the time is right, when you’re ready, I’m coming for you.”
This was me..
He kept me swooning this entire book, I kid you not!
Emily was a shell of a person.
O'Connell filled this empty shell with so much beauty that it's as if she woke
up from a long sleep and started seeing the world again. She saw in O'Connell that he was a good man and even though they were strangers..her heart just felt this strong connection from the start.
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