Long Way Home by Katie McGarry Review

Long Way Home

by

Katie McGarry

My rating:

5 of 5 stars

This was so, so good. I loved it so much. Violet is such a strong personality that one can’t help but either love her or hate her and thankfully, I fall into the former category. Otherwise this would have been unbearable.

Long Way Home was mainly about Violet and Chevy trying to escape, and subsequently, dealing with…

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Long Way Home by Katie McGarry

Long Way Home

by

Katie McGarry

My rating:

5 of 5 stars

This was so, so good. I loved it so much. Violet is such a strong personality that one can’t help but either love her or hate her and thankfully, I fall into the former category. Otherwise this would have been unbearable.

Long Way Home was mainly about Violet and Chevy trying to escape, and subsequently, dealing with whatever came after the kidnapping. The civility of the rival club was somewhat surprising, considering how it was described in the other books. The rival club was always made out to be the worst of the worst and in this one, the reader gets to see them in a different light.

Chevy and Violet become closer because of these events that transpire and it is amazing how either of them react. The moments that define people, are often said to be the moments after a tragedy or moments after a heartbreaking event. The things in this book definitely count as that.

Violet and Chevy make it clear that they were in it for as long as they wanted each other. It was perfect.

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katiemcgarryauthor:

Hi everyone!

Teaser Tuesday!

The following is a tidbit from one of the bonus scenes you’ll receive if you register your preorder of Long Way Home!

Isaiah

The smoke alarm goes off, and I curse under my breath. I turn away from the pancakes cooking on the electric griddle on the island, and my eyes burn from the smoke rising from the beginning grease fire. I snatch the handle of the pan, and another curse word Rachel has begged me not to say in the house falls from my mouth as I burn the hell out of my hand. I drop the pan, grab a towel, and push the same pan full of bacon off the burner. A few slaps of the towel on the stove top and the fire is extinguished.

A squeal from upstairs causes me to lower my head. Rachel is going to kill me.

“Fire!” my five-year-old daughter yells. “We have to run! Stop! Drop! And Roll!”

Getting Ariel to stay still long enough to get her hair brushed on a normal day is like herding stray cats who have rabies. The fire alarm going off is only going to make life for my beautiful wife more complicated.

I head over to the fire alarm, reach up and push the button. The ear-piercing beeping ends and in its place are Ariel’s complaints that having her hair brushed is killing her. No kidding here—she makes moaning noises and declares she’s about to die. The edges of my mouth tilt up as Rachel says, “You’ll live.”

Patient. Rachel is always patient. Not a day goes by I don’t count my blessings that she and Ariel are in my life.

For more details of how to register your pre-order of Long Way Home to receive the bonus scenes, go here.

katiemcgarryauthor:

Teaser Tuesday! Register your pre-order of Long Way Home and receive 3 bonus scenes including one from Isaiah!

I can’t wait. Will you be making these available to everyone at some point.