Monday, November 13, 2017

Release Review: The Long Road by May Archer



Blurb:

Sometimes the shortest distance between ruin and restoration, between lies and truth, is the long way. 


Damon Fitzpatrick’s life is in ruins. Vilified as the pilot responsible for the plane crash that killed Levi and Charlotte Seaver, Damon lost everything – his reputation, his livelihood, his family, and his future. And Damon knows exactly who to blame - none other than powerful Senator Emmett Shaw, the criminal mastermind behind the crash. No matter how long it takes, Damon is determined to get justice, and to get his life back. 

Cain Shaw is the poster child for success. As the young, rich, handsome son of a picture-perfect family and the face of his father’s conservative political campaign, he has a bright future ahead of him. But the senator has been hiding secrets that threaten to crack that flawless facade - secrets he’s killed to protect. Cain is determined to make sure no one else gets hurt, even if it means keeping his own long-held secret. 

When Damon’s quest for justice goes awry, Cain becomes the older man's unlikely savior, and the two are thrown together in a hunt for evidence that will free them both. But as the road gets longer, the stakes get higher, and the danger that stalks them draws closer, they must find the strength to trust one another... because the one complication they can’t outrun is each other.





4 Stars

The first thing I’ll say is this book CANNOT be comfortably read as a standalone. Although the couple is different, there is an ongoing storyline and a plethora of names, mentioned just in the first 10% of the book, and I was completely lost at first.


Once I caught up,  the story was enjoyable, fast-paced and well-written. The chemistry between Damon and Cain was out of this world, and while sorta insta-lovie, it worked for them.

The author kept me sitting on the edge of my seat guessing at what would happen next. She threw in some twists, turns and surprises I didn’t see coming.

This was a really enjoyable story and I’m looking forward to the next installment! Recommendable, but not without reading the first book!

*copy provided to Bayou Book Junkie by the author/publisher*


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