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suze_1624's review
3.0
3/3.5*
The story did grow on me, Marc and Bly taking a while to get to me.
I would have liked more about the crash, it does seem very in the background for an event that formed their relationship.
I liked that Marc and Bly are each others haven. I'd hope in real life more therapy would be given. Though I'm certain Marc's employer was true to life - one hand supportive but other hand pressure!
The story did grow on me, Marc and Bly taking a while to get to me.
I would have liked more about the crash, it does seem very in the background for an event that formed their relationship.
I liked that Marc and Bly are each others haven. I'd hope in real life more therapy would be given. Though I'm certain Marc's employer was true to life - one hand supportive but other hand pressure!
lillian_francis's review
5.0
I was provided an ARC of this story by the author in exchange for an honest review.
Clare London throws together two very different characters, ignites a spark and then unceremoniously rips them apart. Well rounded characters, well written in both the lead up and aftermath of the plane crash, and how they are changed by both the crash and their brief pre-crash relationship.
An ill conceived noble gesture had me ready to cry or punch a wall but I was cheering for these two from the start.
Read in one sitting because I couldn't put it down.
If you've never read Clare London's stories before this is a great place to start.
Clare London throws together two very different characters, ignites a spark and then unceremoniously rips them apart. Well rounded characters, well written in both the lead up and aftermath of the plane crash, and how they are changed by both the crash and their brief pre-crash relationship.
An ill conceived noble gesture had me ready to cry or punch a wall but I was cheering for these two from the start.
Read in one sitting because I couldn't put it down.
If you've never read Clare London's stories before this is a great place to start.
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