Review: Unconditional by Melody Grace
SYNOPSIS:
“I’ve spent my whole life chasing perfection: perfect looks, perfect man, perfect home. But in one brutal moment, I realized it was all just a beautiful lie…”
Carina MacKenzie is fleeing from her past. Picking up the wreckage of her shattered dreams, she seeks comfort in the only place she’s ever felt safe: Beachwood Bay.
Garrett Sawyer isn’t looking to be anyone’s savior. Scarred by old betrayals, he’s sworn never to put his heart on the line again — especially not for a damaged, high-maintenance girl like Carina. But passion knows no logic, and soon, their reckless chemistry is making him forget his bitter vows.
Two damaged hearts. The hope of true love. As their passion blazes out of control, Carina and Garrett struggle to escape their legacies of hurt. But can you ever outrun the past? And when everything is on the line, can they trust enough to build a love that’s unconditional?
*This book contains adult situations and explicit content. 17+*
REVIEW:
Another amazing story by Melody Grace, the Beachwood Bay books never get old or repetitive. I loved that this was not only the story of Garrett and Carina, it was also the story of Garrett become a better man and Carina finding her voice.
Carina wants perfection; however, once she has it, she starts to question everything in her life. She soon realizes that perfection isn’t all that its cracked up to be and escapes to the one sanctuary that she knows of, Beachwood Bay. However, upon arrival she immediately encounters Garrett and we all know that there is tension thick as pea soup laying between them. They butt heads, there personalities are so similar and they don’t even realize it. Eventually their broken hearts form a whole and they are able to find a sanctuary in each other.
If you enjoy yelling at your characters through your Kindle, giggling at silly moments, and tearing up at happy endings, this a must read for you!
FAVORITE QUOTE:
“In the silence, there’s no place to hide from your own thoughts, no matter how bleak they feel.”
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