I found ClaireвЂ™s relationship with her new colleagues to be so interesting to follow it seemed spending time with them was really good for her, and the more I read, the clearer it was that she was genuinely in her happy place, something that warmed my heart! However, we soon meet Lee, a character that Claire is instantly smitten by, something unexpected for her, but something she welcomed and embraced all the same. The pacing of the book was fast so far, but it worked. Such a complex character, but one I was so keen to get to know on a much deeper level. I was already asking myself questions about her future, what sheвЂ™d experience, whether sheвЂ™d get the happiness she deserved, or whether sheвЂ™d ever be able to get over her past. I instantly warmed to Claire and loved following her journey as she joins a local tattoo parlour sheвЂ™s a keen artist and it seemed that this was the break sheвЂ™d been after for such a long time. It had me feeling hooked within the first few minutes! I just love it when a book affects you this way from the very start, and I had such high hopes for a memorable story. We can instantly tell the kind of person Claire Saint is and exactly what pain sheвЂ™s been through in her life from such beautifully crafted sentences. The opening to this book was really clever! On that very first page, the author lures us into the story and introduces us to the main character in such a creative way. Will she succumb to the darkness? Or find the light she is so desperately searching for? The beginning Lee shows Claire his self-intoxicating way to find contentment.

Then, she meets Lee-a seemingly carefree man with an aura that fascinates her.

With a new job and friends by her side, she attempts to get her life together. Claire Saint, haunted by her past, yearns for happiness but canвЂ™t seem to shake the shadow resting on her soul.

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