A review by tiffanyylizz
Intimate Intuition by Audrey Carlan
5.0
Yassss Queen! Dara is a spunky diva and I am all about that. I love strong, feminine female leads. Dara is the epitome of what I strive to be, I'm far from it but hey, Dara is goals!
I love that this novel was culturally inclusive and diverse. Heck, Dara doesn't even know her full ethnicity, but who cares? One of the quotes in the book that I loved was about how what is on the inside is what matters, not how you look on the outside. I can't remember the exact quote, I should have written it down, but once you read it you'll know what I'm talking about.
felt like the whole book was full of twists and turns. I mean from the get go we get a plot twist. It doesn't start out all cute and sappy. It is relatable with real life obstacles or histories that a couples may have to overcome together. It is truly a ride. I will say though that I found myself rooting for Dara and Silas from the very beginning.
I also want to point out that Silas addresses his fears and his deepest, darkest ghosts. He gets help for his PTSD, and that's okay. She wonderfully put into text what someone goes through when they go through something like what happened to Silas. I think the author did an amazing job of summarizing therapy and how it truly can help you overcome your past.
I absolutely loved this Lotus House book and look forward to the next book in the series!
I love that this novel was culturally inclusive and diverse. Heck, Dara doesn't even know her full ethnicity, but who cares? One of the quotes in the book that I loved was about how what is on the inside is what matters, not how you look on the outside. I can't remember the exact quote, I should have written it down, but once you read it you'll know what I'm talking about.
felt like the whole book was full of twists and turns. I mean from the get go we get a plot twist. It doesn't start out all cute and sappy. It is relatable with real life obstacles or histories that a couples may have to overcome together. It is truly a ride. I will say though that I found myself rooting for Dara and Silas from the very beginning.
I also want to point out that Silas addresses his fears and his deepest, darkest ghosts. He gets help for his PTSD, and that's okay. She wonderfully put into text what someone goes through when they go through something like what happened to Silas. I think the author did an amazing job of summarizing therapy and how it truly can help you overcome your past.
I absolutely loved this Lotus House book and look forward to the next book in the series!