TrentHow do you go home when home is gone?I’ve paid my dues for protecting someone I love.In return my family, my life, and my freedom—all taken from me.When a friend calls in a favor, I go from nothing…to having a job and a place to live.A fresh start brings something more; a woman who brings out my protective instincts.She’s been hurt—it’s written all over her.There’s one thing for sure, I want … written all over her.
There’s one thing for sure, I want her.
And I vow that nothing will ever harm her again.
Michelle
I’ve hit rock bottom, and I’ve slowly climbed my way back up.
Now, I keep myself locked away. It’s easier than letting people in and telling them about that night.
I live my life in the shadows because happiness is something that I can’t have.
I keep my pain where it belongs, in the past. I keep my secrets buried deep down.
Now my past is colliding with my future, and I’m not sure how I’m going to survive.
But in the midst of the darkness is a shining light: Trent.
Sometimes you find home in the place you least expect it.
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This was a very emotional read. It covered the topics of rape, wrongful imprisonment, stalking, obsession and mental health issues. These topics were beautifully incorporated into Trent and Michelle’s love story. I was really routing for them. I felt like I was part of the family. This is a must read, get your copy today.
There were things that I liked and disliked about Finding Home. This was a DNF for me, but that doesn’t mean that someone else won’t love it. I liked the instant connection between the hero and heroine. I liked how kind of a person Michelle was. I liked that the tenacity of Trent. However, I truly struggled to get into the story. There was a lot of emotional back and forth. Don’t get me wrong, I love emotional books, but the wavering was too frequent for me. Furthermore, it was a bit repetitive. However, different people like different books, so I have no doubt that this will be someone’s favorite book and that Trent will be that person’s newest book boyfriend, that person just wasn’t me.