Blurb:
For Logan Anderson, moving on from a traumatic past means
moving back to his hometown of Castle Rock, Colorado, to start a
personal-security business with his brothers. But it’s not long before Logan
runs into Grace Mason, his best friend from high school…and the woman who never
answered his letters during his Army years.
Grace was pleasantly surprised to see Logan return to Castle
Rock, despite their falling-out ten years ago. Everyone always assumed they
would end up together, including Grace, who had eyes only for him. But as Logan
eventually escaped their town, Grace got pulled further into her family’s
controlling grasp—and farther away from the man she loved.
Now, united by scars both visible and not, the two must
fight to free Grace from the suffocating hold of her family. But the Masons
won’t let go easily—and they’ll do whatever it takes to keep the couple apart.
My review:
My apologies to all my friends that have been telling me to
read Susan Stoker; Claiming Grace is the first in a series and the first I’ve
read by this author. This story pulled at my heartstrings and kept me flipping
pages. Logan Anderson and his brothers suffered a physically abusive parent
growing up. The one thing keeping him going was the knowledge that he was
leaving town as soon as he graduated from high school and his tutor in the
person of Grace Mason. He was hurt when she didn’t respond to his letters and
thought he’d dealt with it. Now ten years later he and his brothers are back in
town and he has to deal with his feelings for Grace. There is another form of
abuse that is harder to see and harder to prove and Grace has been dealing with
it her whole life. She is the victim of emotional and mental abuse and is
afraid for both Logan and herself. Can she let him help her escape from her
controlling parents and allow them to love each other again? Claiming Grace is
an emotional romantic suspense/second chance romance that will have you looking
differently at the world around you. I look forward to the next installment.
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