BLURB ➞
Londyn Bennett entered my world like a hurricane. One I was grossly unprepared for.
But in the short time we’ve known each other, she’s opened my eyes to things I never expected. She taught me about acceptance. Compassion. Love.
Because of her, I’ve also been forced to learn about prejudice. Cruelty. Hate.
We may come from two different worlds, but the second we met, our hearts beat as one, nothing able to sever our connection.
Or so I thought.
When the bubble we’ve been living in bursts, will our love be strong enough to weather the gale-force winds threatening to upend everything? Or is hate too powerful to overcome?
A wise person once told me that the right path isn’t always the easy one.
I never realized just how treacherous the right path could be.
Broken girls turn into warriors. And you’re a fucking warrior.
ARC REVIEW ➞
Reading Atonement was like watching a real life event unfold in front of your eyes.
Wes and Londyn’s story was an emotional roller coaster from the very beginning. Their story wasn’t an easy one and they both had to fight not only for their relationship but also individually. I admire Londyn’s strength. She truly is a warrior and she wasn’t going to just give up. She was going to continue to fight. Wes is admirable. He was supportive and wasn’t going to give up on Londyn and them being together, even if she had.
I fell more in love with Wes and Londyn’s relationship throughout the course of this book. Their chemistry is fantastic and their love for one another is truly beautiful.
With the cliffhanger of Possession (Book 1 of this duet) I truly wasn’t expecting some of the events that unfolded in this story. Atonement is full of love, but also so many twists and turns that had me on the edge of my seat and I couldn’t read this book fast enough because I was dying to know what was going to happen next.
This duet is a beautifully written interracial romance that is full of love, suspense and the struggles that interracial couples face.
