Love Affair With Ficti

Mend The Seams by Silla Webb picks up right where her Lies Beneath The Surface left us and takes us deep into the fractured lives of Savannah and Luke.

If you have read the past books you have slowly seen into Savannah’s life and how though it may have looked perfect and shiny and good it was just a facade. As we got further into the series we saw how broken her marriage and life was. Luke was the first one to see behind the masks she wore to the hurting woman deep inside and actually see HER. Now it is time for them to start moving forward in both of their lives and to mend those broken seams in their lives and their hearts. because just as Savannah is broken, Luke carries his own broken pieces from his past.

The way that Silla Webb depicted the relationships in this book was beautiful and unapologetic – which is probably why I enjoyed it so much. She allowed her characters to feel and be real, and didn’t push them to go in one direction or another. It allowed it to feel more real and authentic They didn’t just forgive someone because it was the right time in the book, or kiss because you were at x%, or tip toe and talk nicely and treat someone with real kid-gloves because the situation seemed to call for it. They reacted with real emotion – they yelled, they said stuff that pissed each other off, they pushed each other’s buttons, they pushed one another out of their comfort zones, they loved each other, they protected one another — they were family. And really when it comes down to it that was at the crux of the book – family. Yes, it was about a whole lot of things (that I won’t go into because there is just no way without spoiling stuff!) but it was about coming together and creating a family.

I recommend Mend The Seams, however You will get a lot more out of it if you read the first two books in the series first.

I received a Complimentary Copy of Mend The Seams in exchange for my honest review.