Review: The Deepest Cut
Title: The Deepest Cut
“Sixteen-year-old Riley Williams has been able to see ghosts since the car crash that took her mother’s life and shattered her family. Guilt-ridden over the belief that she’s somehow responsible for her mom’s death, Riley is desperate to see her mother’s elusive spirit to gain her forgiveness.
When her father moves the family to Scotland so they can all start over, Riley believes her life couldn’t get worse––that is until the ghost of nineteen-year-old Ian MacKinnon catches her purposely cutting herself. An uneasy truce quickly turns into friendship, and soon Riley’s falling hard for Ian.
Riley believes her gift could help Ian end the curse that has kept him tied to the land for centuries, but that would mean letting him go forever and she’s not sure she is strong enough to do that. As if her life wasn’t complicated enough, the spirit of the woman who killed Ian returns and she’ll stop at nothing to keep Riley from helping Ian find eternal peace.”
There is an enduring friendship turned love. I really liked this part. I didn’t think it happen but it did. It’s once love that started but the reader knew it just couldn’t happen and that’s what sucks! I wanted it to work soooo bad! They be perfect for each other. Nevertheless, those few precious moments they had in loving each other the only way that they can, I emerged myself more into it knowing that it be over soon.
The ending is touching. It’s is bittersweet, yet you know it’s not the end, it’s only the beginning. I can’t wait to read the rest of the books.
The Deepest Cut, cuts the reader deep in their heart. It’s exciting to see the plot race forward once you are in the characters shoes. The thrilling events with each chapter keep the reader locked in their seat, eyes never straying off the page. Utterly amazing, The Deepest Cut is a rush!
I give it 5 BITES!
Happy Reading!
*raises hand*
Aw… this one sounds bittersweet. Sometimes I really like that. I think I’d be with you wanting it to work, tho. Might need to read this one. I did raise my hand, you know. 😉