Review: Brave - Zoe Dawson

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Review: Brave - Zoe Dawson - November 2013

Alissa has done something that she can't turn back now as she has got this far and not even a blizzard will get in her way of completing it. However, when tragedy strikes she finds herself clinging on for her dear life along with the Winnie The Pooh backpack. Along comes Dakota Grey , he has been living out in the middle of nowhere after a stint with Doctors in Borders went terribly wrong and many people died and he himself found himself captured and left to die. Dakota saves Alissa and brings her back to his house where she stays till the snow stops and she is able to complete the task she came here for. However, does fate have another plan in mind as Dakota has been punishing himself for what happened . Will Alissa be the one to show him that he is a Hero and his one Brave soul ? We soon Alissa is Brave herself as she has come to complete a wish for a friend which could lead her into serious trouble with the law. Can she be brave enough to stand up to her family and complete the wish no matter what the consequences are ?
Find out in Brave by Zoe Dawson :)

 

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