Closure Book Review
There’s always the one…
He’s one person throughout life you think about every so often, the
one who leaves his unique indelible mark on you, the person with whom
you need closure.
For Margaret Collins that person was Mike Taylor. After he broke her
heart seventeen years ago, she left everything she knew and reinvented
herself. With a new home, a new look and a new name, Riley Williams is
now an up and coming journalist given the assignment to interview a Mike
Taylor. She never suspected he would be her Mike Taylor. With Mike
having no hint of Riley’s true identity, she must decide if she will
make him pay for sins he doesn’t remember committing, or if she can wipe
away the past and be with the one man who she has always wanted?
My Review
I received a copy of this novel in exchange for my honest
review. In this story, Riley Williams
spends 15 years wondering “what if”. You
see, in high school she was crazy about Mike Taylor. He, unfortunately, ended their relationship
before it could even begin. Fifteen
years later, she’s changed her name, reinvented herself and has become a top
journalist. Mike has become a successful
businessman, and she’s been asked to interview him. I thought this was a neat idea, seeing your
first love after so much time had passed.
Although, quite graphic, the story behind it all was pretty good. There was quite a bit of depth to the actual
story, which I felt should have been explored more.
About the Author
Kim Carmichael began writing eight years ago when her love of happy
endings inspired her to create her own. She has a weakness for bad boys
and techno geeks, and married her own computer whiz after he proved he
could keep all her gadgets running. When not writing, she can usually be
found slathered in sunscreen trolling Los Angeles and helping top
doctors build their practices.
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