My main attraction to the characters is their situation. I love how different the story is with the dream element that drove their actions and it became the thing that strengthened their bond. It doesn’t come back to me until we’re in the moment. I dreamed it but can only remember little pieces. Considering her situation, she’s willing put faith in Evan. She vowed to take control of the situation to never be a victim again even if it hurt her a different way. I wished with everything I had, I could take away her pain-all of it, from the scar up to that moment-and keep it so she’d never have to suffer it again. From his sad past, to his painful present, it seemed like he just couldn’t get a break. We’re really fucking lost, wandering until our feet bleed, and it feels like we’ll never find our way home again.”Įvan’s story totally captured my heart. My worry turned out to be unfounded because the paranormal element is very light and it worked well with the storyline. I wanted to read this book since the release but kept putting it back due to the paranormal element.

Together they must find a way to survive and believe what had been set forth. But fate had a different plan and set a path that included Jo in his life. He endured hardship since he was just a little kid and preferred to keep to himself. That was until she came across a boy with a past that was dark as hers.Įvan Salinger was the outcast. Living a nomadic life, she never set root to connect with anyone. Josephine (Jo) Clark was the new girl in school. His fearless, take-no-prisoners approach to life could be just what she needs to rediscover her own power…or they might end up with nothing.īecause in the sport of tennis, love means zero.Genre: Contemporary Romance/Light Paranormal Kai and Daisy are fire and water, but her compassion could be the perfect balm for his hot-blooded temper. Right now, she’s a broke receptionist at a Reiki Wellness Center in Maui, Hawaii, trying to make ends meet and heal her own emotional wounds from a dark episode in her past she’d rather forget. As a last-ditch effort to help save his career, his agent hires Daisy Watson to spend two weeks with the hotheaded superstar.ĭaisy is a specialist in the healing arts.

Instead, Kai’s self-sabotage has him on the verge of being banned from professional tennis for life. With the Australian Open only a few weeks away, a Grand Slam win should be a no-brainer. The temperamental Australian sells out every match and the crowd loves his unconventional style of play, but when his fuse gets lit? Game. Kai is also the official, undisputed, bad boy of the “gentleman’s” sport with more smashed rackets than trophies more penalty fines than prize money.

How to save a life emma scott