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A review by lifeinthebooklane
Black Light: Brave by Maren Smith
5.0
Oh my word this book is a whirling maelstrom of all the feels.
I think Maren Smith has left me a little bit broken after reading, Brave. I cries so many times, so many tears, as my heart broke repeatedly for the heroine's suffering. She may also have created the most perfect and amazing Dom in Carlson. She isn't a little, and he isn't a Daddy but he was as gentle, caring and nurturing as any girl could want and as the heroine definitely needed.
I don't want to keep referring to her as Puppy, even though this is how she refers to, and thinks of, herself for a LOT of the story. However I don't want to ruin any special moments of the book, so do forgive me for referring to the heroine as 'her'. Puppy feels like I'm giving power to Ethan, and even though he is, in fact all of them are, fictional characters in a book, I just can't bring myself to do it.
I think Maren Smith has left me a little bit broken after reading, Brave. I cries so many times, so many tears, as my heart broke repeatedly for the heroine's suffering. She may also have created the most perfect and amazing Dom in Carlson. She isn't a little, and he isn't a Daddy but he was as gentle, caring and nurturing as any girl could want and as the heroine definitely needed.
I don't want to keep referring to her as Puppy, even though this is how she refers to, and thinks of, herself for a LOT of the story. However I don't want to ruin any special moments of the book, so do forgive me for referring to the heroine as 'her'. Puppy feels like I'm giving power to Ethan, and even though he is, in fact all of them are, fictional characters in a book, I just can't bring myself to do it.