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Review / Release Blitz: Mended (The Salvation Society) by Gabrielle G.

MENDED by Gabrielle G.
Release Date: October 4th


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Blurb
If love is a salvation for some, for me it was a damnation. Until I met her.
We both understand what it means to lose the love of our lives.
We both refuse to have another relationship.
We both think we’ll never love again.
And then our worlds collide.
She’s the storm to my dangerfree life.
I’m the anchor to her wildness.
She’s reckless.
I’m guarded.
But in reality, we’re both pretending.
What if love is what we need to mend our broken hearts?
MY REVIEW
Oliver is dreading going back to Virginia. Virginia means facing the people he doesn't want to face. Facing the past he doesn't want to face. But he meets Tessa. She's as broken as he. They've both lost someone, both feel that loss, feel that grief, feel that guilt. Neither wants love again, or commitment, so a little fwb while he's there should be fine. Except not. Not when there are outside forces that would love to tear them apart. Not when neither has healed enough to let someone else into their heart. Except maybe those hearts are just ripe for love, and they can have it with each other if they can get out of their own way...

Angsty, emotionally intense, a bit all over the place, and lots of push and pull. I enjoyed this story but can admit I wanted less angst and a lot more communication between the two. I get that both are broken and damaged, but those very things about both of them bugged me a tad. Not enough to affect my rating much, but enough for me to mention it. But Mended is well-written and mostly entertaining and I'd definitely like to know more about the world it's set in.
About the Author
Gabrielle G will do anything for a hot cup of tea, still celebrates her half birthdays and feels everyone has an inner temptuous voice. Born in France and having lived in Switzerland, Gabrielle currently resides in Montreal with her husband, three devilish children and an extremely moody cat. After spending years contemplating a career in writing, she finally jumped off the deep end and took the plunge into the literary world. Writing consumed her and she independently published her work. Gabrielle’s style is fiercely raw and driven by pure emotion. Her love stories leave you out of breath, yearning for more, while at the same time wiping away tears.
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