Tuesday, December 30, 2014

Review~ The Darkest Part by Trisha Wolfe


Title: The Darkest Part
Author: Trisha Wolfe 
Age:  NA
Genre: Contemporary Romance

Blurb:
Pressing the boundaries of both the psyche and the heart, Sam and Holden embark on a dangerous journey that will test the limits of love.
Sam Wintry’s life used to be almost perfect. She was engaged to her childhood best friend and high school sweetheart, Tyler Marks, planning an amazing cross-country honeymoon during her college break. But after a hit-and-run leaves her in ruin, she begins seeing Tyler’s fractured, ghostly presence, and her family believes she’s losing her mind. Not until she completes their journey, stopping along the way to scatter Tyler's remains, will Tyler be able cross over. Only...is Sam ready for him to leave her?

When the black sheep of the Marks' family, Holden Marks, returns to check on Tyler's case, Sam convinces him to give her his brother's ashes. Despite their shaky history, she needs him...plus, he owes it to Sam and his brother. What she doesn’t count on is Holden’s relentlessness to go on the trip.

On the road, Holden realizes just how unhinged Sam has become. Dealing with her psychosis forces him to confront his dark past, making it harder to keep secrets hidden that should remain buried. Especially from Sam, the only woman he’s ever loved. And as Sam starts to unravel the truth, she begins to question if the brother she's unwillingly falling for again is in an even darker place than her.

4 STAR REVIEW!

The Darkest Part was the first book I have read by Author Trisha Wolfe and I really enjoyed it. It was a book of a different element, because instead of having just almost a second chance love story, it had the elements of paranormal but not overly where this book could be considered a paranormal.

I felt for our main character Sam from the very beginning. Besides her having a name that is very unisex, I loved the depth I felt in all of her emotions! She had such a perverse reaction to losing the "love of her life", Tyler. I felt her sorrow, her pain, and her raw lonliness. I loved that I could feel those elements of the main heroine.

As much as Tyler seemed like the hero you would and could easily fall in love with, I fell harder for Holden. I loved that he was the badboy that I could see in my every day life and one I very could easily fall in love with in my life... He was my ideal guy with his issues and all.

I enjoyed the sorrow and pain in each character and the way that they tried so desperately to put themselves back together... and I LOVED that Holden and Sam used each other to do it.

Trisha Wolfe told such a deep and beautiful story in The Darkest Part. I felt the story in my soul. I felt like the book was really well told and I thought how Trisha told the point of views from each person was well put together that there wasn't a chance for me to get lost in this book...


I did get lost, but in a good way. I really am hoping that I get the chance to read the first book in this series, as well as the upcoming third book. I could see myself falling and loving these characters that this author produces.

This book is a standalone. BUT if you like this review and the sounds of this book, I recommend like I am going to do, going back and reading book one. It sounds fab... This book was emotional and gripping and I can see the others being the exact same way!



About the Author:

From an early age, Trisha Wolfe dreamed up fantasy worlds and characters and was accused of talking to herself. Today, she lives in South Carolina with her family and writes full time, using her fantasy worlds as an excuse to continue talking to herself.

For more information on Trisha Wolfe and her works, please visit: www.trishawolfe.co.

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