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A review by kdurham2
The Last Breath by Kimberly Belle
5.0
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Gia is the youngest sibling, but the one that left home and now is returning home to take care of her ailing father who is being released from prison. She knows that her days at home are numbered, but she doesn't know that she will have to confront some demons while home.
First, I love the going home books where a character has to return home and face the things they "ran" away from. Usually those things they ran away from turn up and I love seeing characters confront a fear or situation head on.
I sometimes read into birth order and as a first born tend to enjoy books more from first born points of view. It was interesting read from the third child, the baby in the family, but the child that actually has most of their stuff together compared to her two older siblings. I had to remind myself often that she was the youngest in the family and I liked it.
Gia is the youngest sibling, but the one that left home and now is returning home to take care of her ailing father who is being released from prison. She knows that her days at home are numbered, but she doesn't know that she will have to confront some demons while home.
First, I love the going home books where a character has to return home and face the things they "ran" away from. Usually those things they ran away from turn up and I love seeing characters confront a fear or situation head on.
I sometimes read into birth order and as a first born tend to enjoy books more from first born points of view. It was interesting read from the third child, the baby in the family, but the child that actually has most of their stuff together compared to her two older siblings. I had to remind myself often that she was the youngest in the family and I liked it.