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The Infinity Series #2
Absolution
Valentine Hewitt is on a collision course. The darkness of tragedy and guilt taints his life, but he wants this darkness; he needs this pain and guilt, so he won't ever forget. Now, Abbie has burst into his world with a blinding brightness that threatens to light the dark shadows of his heart, and he's not ready for absolution.
234 pages, Paperback
Published August 21, 2018
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March 6, 2017
A great follow-up to Infinite Completion. Absolution was told from Valentine's perspective and gave more insight into his complex character. Abbie and Valentine balance each other out well, though it takes a few ups and downs for them to find equilibrium.
October 7, 2016
When Valentine found out that Abbie was pregnant with his baby he couldn't deal with this responsibility. He has been in a bad place ever since. Valentine misses Abbie very much, but he is used to his dark mind. He lived through a traumatic event when he was just a young boy and hasn't been the same since. He feels tremendously guilty about what happened and after many years he still hasn't been able to let this feeling go.
Abbie is devastated when she has to go back home to the safe haven of her family, pregnant and alone. She can't believe it when the guy who broke her heart, Valentine, returns to her to make things right. She never stopped loving Valentine and although she would have raised their baby on her own, she is relieved that Valentine wants to become a family. Abbie is such a sweetheart who is struggling with the hormonal and body changes that come with a pregnancy. When tragedy strikes a dear friend Abbie puts him first and is there for him.
Abbie and Valentine belong together. Valentine sees Abbie as his angel. She is his light and his sun. Valentine is sometimes struck by Abbie's ability to stay positive. Slowly they get their life back on track. Things are really looking up for them and they are ready to be a family together with their baby and Valentine's son Tyler.
Absolution is a story about loss, grief, guilt and love. Valentine is a very complex man and Michelle Dennis managed to capture his essence with all his rights and wrongs incredibly well. Underneath all of his layers Valentine is actually a loving and caring man and he's completely devoted to Abbie. He is working very hard to make things right and wants to deal with his problems, which is something I admired.
Michelle Dennis has written a beautiful heartbreaking story that moved me to tears. There are a lot of characters in Absolution that would be perfect for a story of their own. I really hope Michelle Dennis will continue with her Infinity series. I loved the first two books and can't wait to read more.
Abbie is devastated when she has to go back home to the safe haven of her family, pregnant and alone. She can't believe it when the guy who broke her heart, Valentine, returns to her to make things right. She never stopped loving Valentine and although she would have raised their baby on her own, she is relieved that Valentine wants to become a family. Abbie is such a sweetheart who is struggling with the hormonal and body changes that come with a pregnancy. When tragedy strikes a dear friend Abbie puts him first and is there for him.
Abbie and Valentine belong together. Valentine sees Abbie as his angel. She is his light and his sun. Valentine is sometimes struck by Abbie's ability to stay positive. Slowly they get their life back on track. Things are really looking up for them and they are ready to be a family together with their baby and Valentine's son Tyler.
Absolution is a story about loss, grief, guilt and love. Valentine is a very complex man and Michelle Dennis managed to capture his essence with all his rights and wrongs incredibly well. Underneath all of his layers Valentine is actually a loving and caring man and he's completely devoted to Abbie. He is working very hard to make things right and wants to deal with his problems, which is something I admired.
Michelle Dennis has written a beautiful heartbreaking story that moved me to tears. There are a lot of characters in Absolution that would be perfect for a story of their own. I really hope Michelle Dennis will continue with her Infinity series. I loved the first two books and can't wait to read more.
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