There is a stunning subtlety to his love and affection for Grace that makes their relationship indefinable in a way, yet exquisitely omnipotent—each moment exchanged deliciously passionate but also gentle and reverent of their shared connection. Grace and Jackson wind up having a steamy summer romance that they both agree can be nothing more than a temporary fling since Grace goes back home to Atlanta when summer is over and Jackson is not the type of man that does relationships. But Threshing was only the first impossible test meant to weed out the weak-willed, the unworthy, and the unlucky.

I am so, so sorry you were never able to hold your babies, but you are, and always will be, a mother. There were so many life lessons one could take away from this, in my eyes this could quite possibly be the most memorable, captivating, and thought provoking romance novel Brittainy has written to date. I found this book at random whilst scrolling through Instagram reels stalking through for another to be adeed never ending tbr pile. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.Sure, in the beginning things were a bit rocky with Jackson’s rude, angsty, and grumpy attitude, but Grace didn’t give up on him, and was able to get him to open up to her which provided Jackson the person he never knew he needed, Grace. Brittainy C Cherry has solidified her mark in the literary world with her timeless words and effortless storytelling.

But the only people who are there to comfort her are her sister and the most unlikely person of all, Jackson Emery. He was the key for Grace to discover herself, and he helped her walk on her own and not only that but he told her she was BEAUTIFUL when she did walk on her own. I really believed in the blossoming connection between Grace and Jackson as they begin to confide in and trust each other.Towards the end of the story it was even more heartbreaking, but also heartwarming to see what ended up happening. In fact, (and this is totally a spoiler, so don't keep reading unless you're ok with a spoiler that gives away the end of the book) the last . Without our bodies against one another, there was a real possibility that both of us would just drown into nothingness.