Love, Laughter and Tears

I absolutely love this book! JM's characters are portrayed in such a way that in no way do you feel sorry for them you actually cheer them on. Zeke has had a hard road, with his face brutally scarred, it has also scarred his confidence. He feels unworthy of anything but disgust for his looks. Ember sees beyond all the scars and sees the man beneath it all. On a personal level her problems are beyond the physical and she finds herself dealing with a lot of changes for both her and her son Drew. PTSD is very real and many older veterans, like Ember's Dad, didn't have the resources that are now available. Zeke on the other hand has more surgeries to endure, but what he least expects is Ember's anger simmering behind her love and support. Drew is a piece of work, a typical four year old boy, and I fell for him just like Zeke did. This one will have you laughing and crying.

###

