Move on with your life, they said.
Forget her, they said.
But how could Ben Edwards forget the woman who was supposed to be his forever? When Grace Stevens disappeared—without a word, without a trace—she took half his soul with her.
Despite the heartbreak, Ben tried. He tried to take their advice by pursuing his career. He tried to find fulfillment in his work. He tried to find peace.
Grace had been the love of his life. Her fingerprints were on every surface of his existence. He had success and wealth. He had everything, except her.
Then fate stepped in one serendipitous night. The hope he’d held on to for three long, agonizing years appeared before him in the form of a picturesque beauty.
Was she real, or an apparition returning to haunt him? He wasn’t sure, but he wouldn’t stop until he found his missing love. Every minute mattered, and he wouldn’t waste a second chance.
Missing Grace was
an emotional roller coaster that will have your heart breaking, tears falling
and your stomach in knots from the pain Ben is going through. Don’t plan on doing anything else when you
start Missing Grace because I am
telling you right now you will not want to be pulled away from this story for
any reason.
When you have a connection as strong as Ben and Grace had
you can only begin to image how Ben is feeling. I don’t know how I would be
able to move on if I was in his shoes, but his devotion and determination to
finding Grace is just an idea on how much he loves her.
I will go no further in this review. Missing
Grace is a book you must experience for your own, you must go on this journey yourself to see what
happens and feeling all the emotions for your own for the first time. This is a definite must read in my opinion
just be prepared with tissues close by, you will need them.
Author Bio
Living in the capital of Texas with her family, Scott loves traveling and avocados, beaches, and cooking with her kids. She's obsessed with epic romances and loves a good plot twist. Her favorite color is blue, but she likens it more toward the sky than the emotion. Her home is filled with the welcoming symbol of the pineapple and finds surfing a challenge though she likes to think she's a pro.
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