Let me start off saying that this book was not what I expected. I had not read the book blurb as I read the authors first book and really liked it. I had assumed that this book would be of the same genre. That being said I was still not disappointed.
The story centers on two types of human relationships that couldn't be more different. It is a romance, a story of the discovery of an impossible love, while also exploring a subject that is more pervasive than we would like to admit.
Avery, young, carefree and looking forward to an adventure of travel and exploration before starting college. What she had not expected or planned for was being swept off her feet by the very sexy and successful son of the very influential parents of her father’s supporters.
It isn't long until the wolf in sheep’s clothing shows himself, but as happens, Avery's youth, inexperience and emotions outweigh her brain. The consequences will be felt for the next few years. A trophy wife in more way than one, Avery's only outlet and escape is her volunteer work at the hospital where she visits and entertains the children's ward.
Max, fresh from an excruciating break up from his fiancé, moves back to an area that holds great memories from his youth as a vacation spot while growing up. Hired as the new physician in the same children’s ward he is struck speechless at his first sight of Avery. Something he was not looking for and probably not ready for. Such is love.
Avery's reaction to the new doc is both thrilling and scary as it is unexpected. Her marriage has taught her to be cautious of male attention so when Max causes old feelings and emotions to be brought to the surface they're not welcome. At least not a first but there is a pull that cannot be denied or ignored.
Love is the theme of the story in all its complicated and ugly forms. The love of a family can be both blind and in one case cruel. The love of marriage can be corrupted to monstrous levels and the true love of passion and acceptance can survive all.
This is a book you read with emotion. You will feel the characters, you will call for blood, and you will rejoice for the miracle of true unending love that cares not what your expectations of life were but only what it has planned for your life.
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- Kara CoensReviewed in Canada on March 28, 2019
This story was an emotional journey and it left me reeling!
- Sara OxoReviewed in the United Kingdom on October 23, 2018
Saving Avery by Angela Snyder a five-star read that will astound you
