Unforgettable (Unforgiven, #2) by Elizabeth Finn
What it’s about The sequel and conclusion of Unforgiven.
In Unforgiven, Darren and Bailey proved forgiveness is possible even after a painful past, but absolution isn’t the end of their story. Trust has to be rebuilt, faith restored, and the strength of their bond tested.
They may have stopped battling each other, but that doesn’t mean the fight is over. And life has a way of packing the biggest punch—the most painful…
When life throws a curve ball, the future they fought so hard for is at risk. And when Bailey’s resolve is weakened, Darren has to carry them both. She may be his world, but is he strong enough to shoulder the weight of that responsibility? Her trust in him is critical, but has forgiveness given her enough peace to put her every hope and dream in his hands?
A woman forgiven… A man redeemed… A love unforgettable…
Kristen’s Review 3 Stars!
Well dang! What a depressing conclusion to Darren and Bailey's story. I knew this book wouldn't be hearts and roses but, my goodness, hasn't this couple been through enough?!
I understand why this book was necessary, and I even agree with the author delving into all the issues these two face now that they're together. The plot, however, lacked balance and because of that, I didn't particularly enjoyed reading it. At least the ending put a smile on my face.
Even though Unforgettable was more depressing than uplifting, I can't help but love Elizabeth Finn's brand of torture. Her writing is always top notch, her plots compelling, and her character multi-layered and believable. But, boy, do I need to read a fluffy, feel-good read after finishing this one.
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