The damn ending. January 17th can't come
Fast enough

Soledad Barnes's story is one of resilience and strength in the face of adversity. Or at least that's what I gathered from the very beginning!

Overall, this was an engaging and emotionally charged story. Kennedy Ryan is a new author to me, but definitely a welcomed one. I was drawn to Soledad's journey as she rebuilt her life. In 'Before I Let Go' I hated, HATED her 4th child or "husband" and I'm proud my literary cousin found the bravery to invite something new into her heart.

Between y'all and me I loved it more thank Skyland #1

Jack Hunter and Anna Lenai, recently married, are experiencing difficulty adjusting to life on Earth after their experiences with shape-shifting alien monsters.
This book gave me the same fun and free feeling I got from reading The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy. Just a bit more… serious.
In spite of Jack and Anna’s recent adventures, their biggest challenge is finding job in a failing economy while passing for regular people. Anna yearns for a normal life and finds solace in new friends, but when a hideous human-eating monster emerges from a wormhole close to St. Louis, their peace is shattered.
This charming plot offers action, suspense, and complicated characters with a blend of science fiction and thriller themes. The novel also seems to focus a lot on the idea of fitting in as an outsider.
Fans of both sci-fi fantasy and espionage thrillers will be enthralled with this blend of the two genres as well as the underlying issues of identity.
First read rating: 3. stars
Overall Rating: 3.75 stars
My ratings are based on premise, and I definitely enjoyed this book as a sci-fi crossover.