Review: Ripple Effect - Sara Schoen

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Ripple Effect (Rough Waters, #2)

Review: Ripple Effect - Book #2 Rough Waters , Book #13 Escape from Reality Series - Sara Schoen - May 2018




Needing an edgy read? Missing the Escape, Colorado family? In Ripple Effect, we meet Skye McKnight who hides her family life behind closed doors as well as she can. Ever since her brother Chase died, her father has been blaming her more and more, especially since nobody else is around to get the brunt of her dad's abuse.  Skye has pushed everyone away as that is her coping mechanism, with no-one closes her Dad can't get to them and use them as pawns. However what Skye doesn't know is in the background watching her and waiting to protect her at the right moment is Zaine. Zaine was her brother's friend and for a while Skye had a crush on him and it looked like the pair might have become a couple if the circumstances were right. When one night, Skye's father has too much to drink - Skye tries to escape and runs to the only place she can think to be safe - Zaine's house. From there, Skye tells Zaine's mum who works with abused children the truth of what has been happening. Can they protect Skye from danger ? What will happen though when Skye's father tracks her down and isn't happy with how events have played out. Will the town band around to protect Skye ? Find out in Ripple Effect - an edgy YA/NA romance by Sara Schoen today. Though this is Book #2 in the Rough Water series, it can be read as a standalone book.














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