Kelcie
After losing my entire family in a brutal attack, I’m drowning in grief. The only bright spot? My mysterious new neighbor, Levi—a tattooed bestselling author who somehow understands my pain.
He’s grumpy, he’s damaged, and he hates being touched. Except by me.
Levi
I moved next door to Kelcie for one to make sure she’s okay after the tragedy that took her family. A tragedy I know more about than I should.
She’s the only person whose touch doesn’t make my skin crawl. The only one who makes me want to be whole again.
But I’m hiding a devastating secret—one that connects me to the worst night of her life. And when she discovers the truth, it could destroy the fragile love we’ve built from our broken pieces.
Kelcie and Levi are both broken people who heal one another, and that is what makes this one really work. It really leans into the idea that maybe it is ok to be broken, maybe it is ok to not be perfect, to not be totally ok, but to still be loved.
I loved them together, and watching them open up to one another and allow themselves to be enough, it was lovely even though it was full of things that should make them give up on looking for the good in life.
I think what I liked about this one is that while it wasn't a fully perfect story, it was about people who were perfect for one another finding each other.
