Review: Seeking Her - Cora Carmack

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Review: Seeking Her - Book #3.5 Losing It/ Finding It Series - Cora Carmack - January 2014

This particular book was one that I was scrolling through on my kindle wanting something to read and figured It was about high time I cleared it off the kindle and read it. I knew without a doubt I would enjoy it as this series is what is considered early New Adult Romance and before the eBook world become saturated with self-published novels. This was good writing and books that anyone especially if you were aged between 18-35 could enjoy. It was realistic, romantic, and gritty at the same time. This particular series I have read all of the book’s years ago, but somehow never got around to this one until now. In Seeking Her, it is the prequel before Book #4 which is Finding It which featured a lengthier story between Jackson Hunt and Kelsey Summers. In Seeking Her, Jackson is on his last chance after being kicked out of the military and thanks to his dad's connections been given a job as a bodyguard/babysitter for who he thinks is a spoilt brat aka Kelsey Summers as she backpacks around Europe spending Daddy's money. Jackson will watch as Kelsey gets drunk, sleeps around, and is a party animal but when he looks closer - will he like what he sees as her eyes are sad as if she is hiding a big secret? Can Jackson find out what or who hurt Kelsey and help her before she finds herself in the same downward spiral he was in? Find out in this quick read which not only sets the scene for the next book but also hits that reading itch. Fans of Molly McAdams, Colleen Hoover, and Abbi Glines will love Cora Carmack.

Amazon: https://amzn.to/3C8PHm3








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