WRECKED is a book that will have you feeling all sorts of emotions. One minute you will laugh, the next you will cry, and then you will feel the guilt that Aden and Sawyer have about their past. J.B. Salsbury writes in such a way that you will feel as if your emotions are not your own because you become so close to Aden and Sawyer. I even found myself so caught up that I had to take a few deep breaths to calm down before reading more.
WRECKED will without a doubt pull at your heartstrings with Sawyer's sister having a brain tumor, Aden suffering from PTSD, and Sawyer suffering from Agoraphobia. Aden has seen many things while in the Army. He blames himself for not listening to his team and before they all were killed in an ambush. This guilt stays with him making him have night terrors. After Aden left with an honorable discharge, he feels best living on his own in his uncle's boat. Nothing made sense to Aden until the day he met Sawyer. At first, he thinks Sawyer is her sister Celia and she has come back to pack all her things to move back home. Once they met it is obvious that there is a very strong attraction between them.
The setting is perfect for this amazing love story and the list of side characters help to add that something extra. While the main characters are well researched all with outstanding backstories that mesh together to create a must read romance novel.
When you can't trust yourself, how can you ask
anyone else to?
It's been months since Aden Colt left the Army, and
still the memories haunt him. When he moved into a tiny boat
off the California coast, he thought he'd found the perfect
place to escape life. Then Sawyer shows up and turns his
simple life upside down. Beautiful and sophisticated, she
seems out of place in this laid-back beach town. Something
is pushing her to experience everything she can-including
Aden. But as much as he wants her, starting a relationship
with Sawyer puts them both at risk. For Aden, the past
doesn't stay there; it shows up unexpectedly,
uncontrollably, and doesn't care whose life it wrecks.
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