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A review by aligroen
The Doctor in Unit H by Kris Cook
4.0
A Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words Review An Alisa Review:
Rating: 4 stars out of 5
This is the second book I read in the series and just like the first you can feel the love that all the residents have for each other and how much they will support those around them. Maddox doesn’t believe he is worth the love and support after he is attacked and wrongfully accused and convicted. Even though bad things have happened and a lot of time has passed Jaris is determined to convince him that he worthy.
We see this story from Maddox’s point of view. Maddox is torn between wanting to please his mom and keeping himself away from Jaris. I could feel how desperate Maddox was to keep Jaris safe and not cause him any harm, but how much he still longed for their connection. Even though you see how everything affected Maddox and what he went through the story is still pretty uplifting and is happy.
The cover art is catches your eye and follows the pattern for the series.
Rating: 4 stars out of 5
This is the second book I read in the series and just like the first you can feel the love that all the residents have for each other and how much they will support those around them. Maddox doesn’t believe he is worth the love and support after he is attacked and wrongfully accused and convicted. Even though bad things have happened and a lot of time has passed Jaris is determined to convince him that he worthy.
We see this story from Maddox’s point of view. Maddox is torn between wanting to please his mom and keeping himself away from Jaris. I could feel how desperate Maddox was to keep Jaris safe and not cause him any harm, but how much he still longed for their connection. Even though you see how everything affected Maddox and what he went through the story is still pretty uplifting and is happy.
The cover art is catches your eye and follows the pattern for the series.