From Wall Street Journal & USA Bestselling Author M. Robinson, comes a rock star contemporary romance filled with angst and all the feels.
Synopsis:
Once upon a time…
There was a little girl who believed in fairy tales and happily ever afters.
Hoping.
Praying.
Waiting…
For her prince to come.
Together they’d conquer the world.
Slaying dragons, demons, and villains.
Until her Prince Charming let his demons prevail.
She cried and begged and prayed.
She hated him.
She loved him.
She couldn’t save him.
“I’m sorry.”
“I love you.”
Were five words she despised more than anything.
Her fairy tale had become her worst nightmare.
She didn’t know how much more she could take.
She didn’t know love could turn into hate.
There were so many things she didn’t know.
Especially, how to tell him, “No.”
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Review:
I don't know how to say please give us more. Cash and Journey's story ending was perfection. Author M. Robinson only brings the heat in the conclusion of their story.
All the questions that you had after reading From the First Verse, were answered. We learn more about Cash's demons. The demons that had control over his life would not leave. Cash's past and his present took him down a road, that he tried so many times to get off, to destroy him. Each time he failed another part of him died but the biggest death apart from him was those who was family.
Journey was the pure light Cash needed but the feelings she has for him made her an enabler. She allowed Cash to be the ruler of her world and all the mistakes, anguish and despair in their lives could have been avoided. The continuous question that stays in her mind is if his demons are too strong to fight? Is this person who has every fiber of her being. Journey is the beginning for Cash. She holds the key to make him better and clear all the wrongs he has done starting with Harley and Bailey.
I couldn't get enough of the story and the love they had for each other. The desire to make someone see their worth was strong and made me devour this story. Author M. Robinson has a niche to pull you in, break your heart and mend it back together!
Review:
I don't know how to say please give us more. Cash and Journey's story ending was perfection. Author M. Robinson only brings the heat in the conclusion of their story.
All the questions that you had after reading From the First Verse, were answered. We learn more about Cash's demons. The demons that had control over his life would not leave. Cash's past and his present took him down a road, that he tried so many times to get off, to destroy him. Each time he failed another part of him died but the biggest death apart from him was those who was family.
Journey was the pure light Cash needed but the feelings she has for him made her an enabler. She allowed Cash to be the ruler of her world and all the mistakes, anguish and despair in their lives could have been avoided. The continuous question that stays in her mind is if his demons are too strong to fight? Is this person who has every fiber of her being. Journey is the beginning for Cash. She holds the key to make him better and clear all the wrongs he has done starting with Harley and Bailey.
I couldn't get enough of the story and the love they had for each other. The desire to make someone see their worth was strong and made me devour this story. Author M. Robinson has a niche to pull you in, break your heart and mend it back together!
Meet M. Robinson
Wall Street Journal & USA Bestselling Author M. Robinson loves to read. She favors anything that has angst, romance, triangles, cheating, love, and of course sex! She has been reading since the Babysitters Club and R.L. Stein.
She was born in New Jersey but was raised in Tampa Fl. She was pursuing her Ph.D in psychology, with two years left. However, she dropped out of school and became a fulltime writer.
She is married to an amazing man who she loves to pieces. They have two German Shepherd mixes, Kobe and Trooper, a Wheaten Terrier, Teddy and a Tabby cat, Gio.
She feels blessed to be living her dream.
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