Review: Watercolor - Leigh Talbert Moore

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Review: Watercolor - Book #3 Dragonfly Series - Leigh Talbert Moore - October 2013

Anna was in love with Jack Kyser until he broke her heart and then tragedy struck which evidently led Anna into the arms of Julian LaShelle. Watercolor starts off with a dangerous secret of who Julian's real father is and what it could cost him if he was to find out. Anna is the only person besides Julian's mother and father who knows the truth and now Anna has been forced to keep her mouth shut about the truth. As the book goes along and Anna and Julian get closer and closer, we read as Anna struggles to keep up the act of not knowing and as everyday passes , she feels guilty for not telling him the truth. What will happen though when Julian finds out the truth of who his father really is and what happens when it turns out that Anna's ex-boyfriend Jack Kyser happens to be Julian's half-brother ? 
Can Anna and Julian overcome the obstacles in their way and show each other that no matter what rocky roads they may encounter, that their love for each other is stronger and can overcome anything or will the cracks begin to show and just in time for their separation as they head off to different colleges ?
Find out in Book #3 of Leigh Talbert Moore's series "Dragonfly".


 



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