Review: My Torin - K.Webster

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My Torin


Review: My Torin - K. Webster - January 2018


Where to start with this review. This book was utterly amazing and will have you hooked from the very first page. From the beginning when a baby girl Casey is found outside the church in a manger. To her growing up and being bounced from foster home to foster home and ending up with Guy. Her therapy sessions with the Doctor. The meeting of Tyler and Torin Kline which will make her not only frightened but feel an immense love for both of them and from them. To the heartbreak when she discovers tragedy is looming. To the discovery of Torin's disability and her acceptance of it and more importantly to him. To the love, passion, and understanding that Casey develops towards Torin. Then to the epilogue of the happy family that Casey has always wanted and dreamed of and then the author bringing it back to a full circle linking the last chapter to the beginning. This is one review where I don't want to get too much into the story as it will give it away, but I will tell you that if you can only read one book for 2018, then My Torin by K.Webster should be that book for you. As it will tug your heartstrings and make you feel probably harder than you have before.



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