Review: The Saved and the Sorry - T. Marie Alexander

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Review: The Saved and the Sorry - Book #2 Kingston City Limits - T. Marie Alexander - June 2020

This book I have had sitting on my Kindle for a while now as I read the first one a few years back - Christmas Eve, 2019 - almost four years ago. In the first one The Lost and the Scarred, we read our Roxie came to meet Wran and his brother Josh and about her evil father James. Roxie also managed to get pregnant at 15 to Wran and her baby Harley was uplifted and Josh had sent Wran away so he wouldn't get into trouble as there is an age gap between them. Now in Book #2, Wran is back in Roxie's life and she is also trying to be normal and attend school. The thing though is that Wran and Roxie together, no matter how much they love each other and would die for one another - the pairing is toxic with a capital T as they are two co-dependant on each other and if Roxie is going get custody of her daughter back then she has to get her head screwed on and follow the rules which she can't when Wran is around. Enter Cade - he is Roxie's best friend and your average Nice Rich Guy. To be honest, she is better off being with him - but she loves Wran too much. I got a bit frustrated with the character Roxie in this book as she keeps playing the two guys, it's like just choose one and be done - stop messing with them, and to be honest, she is quite a selfish character. Yes, terrible things happened to her, but it's like stop playing the victim and having the guys fawn all over you and go save your daughter, Go and learn how to be the best mum you can be instead of this helpless female who blames her past for who she is - total victim mentality. I did like the character Josh though, as at least he's busy playing the grown-up and wants to do the right thing for everyone including little Harley.  The book ends on a major cliffhanger and leaves readers with another twisted ending to come to terms with which leads readers to want to read Book #3 The Worthy and the Willful. If you are in the mood for some OG New Adult angst, then check out the Kingston City Limit Series by T. Marie Alexander as the angst in this rivals Tessa and Hardin's in the After series.

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