Runaway Road

Runaway Road

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2020 · English · eBook · 2 editions
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Londyn McCormack's journey began at just sixteen, when she took a leap of faith and fled from a childhood shadowed by parental neglect. Struggling to find her place in the world, she navigates the challenges of young adulthood with an indomitable spirit. Despite the weight of her past, she embarks on a road filled with unexpected twists and turns, each experience shaping her into the resilient woman she aspires to be.

As she travels, Londyn discovers that true freedom isn't just about running away; it's about facing herself and the heartaches she left behind. Along the way, she encounters a close-knit group of friends who stand by her side, proving that family can be chosen. Their support helps her confront the demons of her past, leading her to self-acceptance and hope for the future.

With every mile traveled, Londyn learns that the path to healing isn't always smooth, but it’s worth every bump and detour. This heartfelt tale captures the essence of resilience, friendship, and the relentless pursuit of a brighter tomorrow.

Book Details

Format eBook
Pages 256 pages
Language English
Published Mar 6, 2020
Publisher Devney Perry LLC
Editions 2 editions

Genres

Young Adult Children’s

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This is my second time reading Devney Perry and I am quickly learning why she is a favourite among romance readers. Her writing style and her storytelling held me captive from start to finish. I devoured this book in two sittings. It would have been one if sleep didn’t prove more powerful than my need to learn how the story would unfold.Runaway Road introduces the reader to Londyn a woman has been through a lot. Because of an unideal home situation, she ran away at age 16. She spent five years living on the streets and parenting herself. At age 22 she married into money. She thought she found what she had been searching for, but she would discover that material possessions don’t equate to love and happiness. Divorced, after being trapped for seven years in a loveless and emotionless marriage, she took to the road once again hoping to find herself and gain control of her life. While on her journey she met Brooks Cohen, a meeting which would change her life in ways she least expected.I found Brooks to be an exceptional character. Here we have a family-oriented guy, who is also a loyal friend. He had his share of issues, but nothing compared to what Londyn had faced. I loved his willingness to sacrifice his happiness for Londyn, a true demonstration of his love her. Protective to the core, charming, kind and the perfect gentleman.Readers can’t help but fall in love with Londyn. Having endured so much negative incidents in her life, one would expect her to be an angry and self-destructive individual. However, she proved to be the opposite. Strong, independent, determined and selfless. She wasn’t perfect by far as issues from her past would sometimes rear its ugly head and have her questioning the happiness she found with Brooks.The author created a wonderful, heart-warming story, which allowed the reader the opportunity to follow Londyn on her journey of self-discovery. Watching her find the one thing that had been missing from her life (love), proved to be a delightful experience. I thought both she and Brooks were perfect together, despite their differences. They complemented each other. I enjoyed the flirty moments, the sweet and steamy romantic moments and the sprinkling of humour. The small-town setting enhanced the experience of watching them fall in love.There was a hint of mystery, which when the outcome came to light came as no surprise. I thought the motive behind it was sweet despite the danger involved. I was happy to see it worked out well.Runaway Road is a story of self-discovery and finding love at the most unexpected time in the most unexpected of places.Conclusion/RecommendationIf you enjoy angst free romance in a small-town setting, then Runaway Road is the perfect escape.This review was originally posted on Totally Addicted to Reading

June 13th 2020
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