Book Recommendation Requests > BookerWithWit’s Request

he said: " For prompt 1...yes, I relate well to an anti-social board games nerd. :-P "

he said: " For prompt 2 - this uses an unusual anachronic narrative for its flashbacks in order to reveal information gradually about the main character. "

she said: " #2. One of the narrators is really interesting; his part is in first person, but how he tells the story, and what is revealed about him, through him, over the course of the novel is really well done. "

they said: " I love filling these out!

1. I relate to Natalie the most (or used to). Her life is a mess but she is trying to get through it by staying positive.

2. I loved this style of writing because it pulled me in right from the beginning. Secrets unravel in the first chapter and it left me wanting more.

3. Just when Natalie thought her life fell apart it gets even WORSE! She's not in a stable state of mind, but Rhys is a friend to her long before a romance develops and I just really liked that.

Once bubbly I love filling these out!

1. I relate to Natalie the most (or used to). Her life is a mess but she is trying to get through it by staying positive.

2. I loved this style of writing because it pulled me in right from the beginning. Secrets unravel in the first chapter and it left me wanting more.

3. Just when Natalie thought her life fell apart it gets even WORSE! She's not in a stable state of mind, but Rhys is a friend to her long before a romance develops and I just really liked that.

Once bubbly twenty-one-year-old photographer Natalie Sullivan has just lost her boyfriend, Luke, in a tragic car accident. To honor his memory, she plans to embark on an epic road trip with her friends to the places he talked about, including Zion National Park, Valley of Fire, and more. But during the funeral, a girl bursts in claiming to be his real girlfriend, and on top of that- she is pregnant with his child. Natalie doesn’t know what else to do except hightail it out of town, but her car breaks down and her only ticket to escape is with Rhys, Luke's abrasive little brother who drinks whiskey out of a coffee mug.


Rhys, a seasoned outdoorsman, has issues of his own — his father blames him for the death of his favored son and admits he’s not even sure if he’s Rhys’s real dad. Through their devastation, an undeniable chemistry grows as they find solace in one another, and even though Natalie knows she must confront the other woman, now she must also decide if Rhys is just a temporary fix, or if they have something real together.

https://www.amazon.com/Sunrise-Chaser...
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