Gage by J.J. Harper
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Gage (Redemption #2) (ARC) was graciously provided to me by the author for an honest review. I have voluntarily read this book and have provided my honest opinion.
An Angst-Filled Hopeful Story..
A wonderfully sexy, humorously adorable, angst-filled, heart-breaking, incredibly hopeful, heart-warming, addicting read with a continued gripping storyline that I loved so much.. It’s underlying tone a heart-warming yet painful one of forgiveness as characters learn how to find peace and love for friends and family.
Gah..I loved reading more of Gage and Wolff’s story, as it continues to draw me in to their budding beautiful relationship once again.. I immediately and languidly felt the emotional release of their painful past, as their love for one another took center stage and enveloped not only this reader but also one another, as they began to forgive and let go, as their love had bloomed into something quite beautiful, as it overpowered any previous accidental transgressions.
With the positive additions of the secondary characters, who have slowly intrigued me for their own stories, and the added snippets of various great settings, the affect for the need for editing was somewhat manageable, despite it still be a strong necessity for this reader. With the existence of a few confusing parts, inconsistencies and typos, and the great need for more depth and development to not only the triggered part of the storyline, but also as a whole, these additions, as well as the added emotional twists and turns contributed to the pull of this plot, that all had me glued to my kindle even more than before as the emotional draw was prevalent.
Overall, I loved this story, it’s wonderfully distinct characters, and, it’s continued gripping and addicting plot as it contained deeply beautiful moments that had this reader melting from the very beginning until the very last page with an ever present and consistent eagerness for even more of this series and its characters..I loved it..:)
*star rating: 4.20 ‘I really liked it’ stars*
