Title: Pull You Through
Author: Kaylee Ryan
Genre: New Adult/Military
Release Date: June 12, 2018
Release Date: June 12, 2018
Blurb
Life is a series of events, one leading you to another. The hell I lived through with my drug-addicted parents led me to the Marine Corps. Committing my life to my country was easy. My brothers were my family--all I had and all I needed. I wasn’t looking for her, but I should have known life had other plans.
It led me to her.
From the moment we met, I knew he was different--I just didn’t realize he'd change my life. He was a guy on leave, an acquaintance. Until he was something more, something unforgettable. I never imagined he'd leave ten days later, taking a piece of me with him. Then again, maybe I did know. I just didn't care.
He was worth it.
Review:
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Pull you through is a stand-alone novel by Kaylee Ryan and so far it doesn't belong in a series. I do not like that because I wanted to see how Combs and Shavvana's story ended too. I hope the author will release a bonus epilogue with these two because I loved them as much as I loved Slade and Austyn. They deserved a happily ever after too. That was the tiny issue I had. My other issue was the turn of events we had at the end of this book. That part felt rushed and I wanted to see more of it and how the characters were handling everything. It would have given a lot more depth to the story and the love of our two young characters.
These were the problems I had with the novel. I am not a fan of books that have more than 400 pages because my time is very limited and they tend to drag, but this one was very easy to read and I read it very fast without having a single problem. I was following the journey of two young people who fell in love under some unusual circumstances and made it work. It was a case of insta-love, but at least they were taking slower than some other people in their place would have done. Overall the book was good and I had a very good time reading it where time flew and that's why I am recommending it.
These were the problems I had with the novel. I am not a fan of books that have more than 400 pages because my time is very limited and they tend to drag, but this one was very easy to read and I read it very fast without having a single problem. I was following the journey of two young people who fell in love under some unusual circumstances and made it work. It was a case of insta-love, but at least they were taking slower than some other people in their place would have done. Overall the book was good and I had a very good time reading it where time flew and that's why I am recommending it.
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Kaylee Ryan is a New York Times and USA Today Bestselling author. When she’s not spinning tales of happily ever after, she’s reading or spending time with family. Born and raised an Ohio girl, Kaylee resides in Cincinnati with her husband and their son.
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