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My heart belonged to Branch and Brooks Valentine since we were children, when we were all too naïve to know what that even meant. We didn't understand that when we became adults, love would change us. I had to make a choice, and when I did, it ripped our bond apart. Brooks left town, and he took half of my heart with him. It was difficult, but I coped and planned my future with Branch. I thought I'd made the right decision. I loved him, and I always had.
Brooks showed up to be our best man the night before our nuptials. After drinks and too much reminiscing, I ended up in bed with the wrong brother. To avoid the humiliation and the fact that I'd ruined all of our lives, I left Branch and the only family I'd ever known.
That's where my story should have ended.
Almost three years, one beautiful little girl, and an abusive marriage later, I was standing there staring at the man who would always hold my heart.
The only question was...
Would I give it to him?
I'm Katy Michaels, and this is my story.
Love's Suicide, by Jennifer Foor - Amazon Sales Rank: #51042 in Audible
- Published on: 2015-10-23
- Format: Unabridged
- Original language: English
- Running time: 721 minutes
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32 of 35 people found the following review helpful. Don't do it! By Anna E. Stonefield When I rate a book highly, 4-5 stars, I don't always feel the need to review it at length or give reasons. When I review a book poorly, under 4 and I can pinpoint or explain what didn't work for me, I try to do it.I saw this book on Amazon and then researched it here. It was hailed as wonderful with all the five star reviews. Even though I noticed a large number of those were Beta and ARC readers, I decided I liked the love triangle premise. At 25%, I was ready to text my fellow book club members to get on this book! It was an interesting premise, it flowed well with interesting characters and emotions. The author did a FAB job pacing the book and growing relationships of the three principles through junior high, high school, and college. The turning point for me was when Katy moved to SC.Katy fled the twin brothers, Brooks and Branch she was in love with, and met Bobby in small town America. Bobby was a true friend to her and helped her through her heart break over the twins. He was patient and caring for her through her pregnancy from another man, even willingly marrying her so she could get added to his health insurance. He admitted his love for her and she was honest with him that she cared, but wasn't in love with him. Bobby did become abusive on a couple occasions and they separated. He entered counseling and still helped her, treating her child as his own. When he was injured, she moved him back in to help him out and they reconciled.All the while, Katy was still harboring emotions for another. She was so incredibly wishy washy I started to hate her. Long story short, she reaches back out to her true love and baby daddy, Brooks, through letters. She never tells him she is married to another, she never tells him about his kid. She never tells her husband she is doing this. Brooks letters stop and she assumes he has been killed in action as he was in the Army stationed in Afghanistan. She comes clean to her husband about her pen pal habits and he helps her through Brooks' death. She even goes so far at this point to promise Bobby she is over Brooks and in love with him and she wants to start trying for a baby with him! Brooks comes back from Afghanistan to finally be with her only to see her with Bobby and a toddler. He assumes she has moved on and realizes she lied in her letters about still loving him, so he walks away.She receives a delayed letter from Brooks in the mail that tells her he was only injured and shipping back to the states to a base very close to where she is, doing this in the hopes that they can reconcile. Katy immediately goes to see him at the base throwing herself at him and admitting she kept his kid from him.Brooks starts a relationship with his daughter that Bobby fully supports, even though it pains him to think of losing the child he accepted and treated as his own. Bobby is heartbroken, but leaves Katy and tells her to think about what she wants. If she is still in love with Brooks, as much as it would kill him, she should then be with him. Katy calls Bobby begging him to come home, professing her love for him alone. Stupid Bobby goes back. Her first time chaperoning a visitation between Brooks and their child ends with her kissing him and telling him he is the only one she ever loved, with poor Bobby waiting for his family at home alone!After overhearing Katy professing her feelings to Brooks, Bobby smacks her around a couple times and she has him arrested! What? This may be the only time I have ever cheered on a man hitting a woman. She was jerking him around so badly, yet we are supposed to feel bad for her? I wanted to beat her ass for the head job she was doing on Bobby.Now after this, Brooks saves the day whisking her and their baby away. The author really needs to clean this story up so she turns Bobby, who before was willing to let Katy go be with Brooks, into a crazed stalker. He attempts to kidnap Katy, and after a car accident he dies. She feels responsible and is sulking. Again.This book had so much potential, but about a third of the way through, I wanted to choke Katy! The book also became heavy with inner musings and monologues. I don't think I have ever experienced a more immature and selfish character as Katy Michaels. I awarded this book two stars instead of one, giving the author credit for the first quarter of the book.Avoid this book, don't believe the hype.
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful. sorry By Amazon Accustomed born to read I am usually a big fan of this author but I'm sorry to say I had to skip through to finish. The h is so needy she drove me crazy! Not to mention she can't make up her mind whose bed she should be in. She went from loving one brother to deciding she would marry his twin, to sleeping with the other brother the night before she's to marry, to marrying another guy rotationally different and telling him she'd never love him. Then sleeping with one of the twins again. Ok. So, are you as confused as I felt was while reading this? Don't even get me started about the big secret at the ending. That was really so unnecessary. I still can't believe it was even in the book. I guess there are a lot of readers that like a lot of drama. Sorry to leave such a poor review but I am only telling you what's in the book. It might be something you would like. It's my opinion.
38 of 50 people found the following review helpful. If Katy flip-flopped any more, she'd be an Olympic gymnast By Gail H Ay caramba, this book was highly rated by friends, so when I realized early on that I wasn't enjoying the book, I thought it was me and not the book. The deeper that I got into the book, I knew that my displeasure was valid. I haven't seen a female flip-flop as much since Mary Lou Retton at the Olympics. Katy has spent much of her teen life living with her deceased parents' best friends. Katy decides that she is in love with her foster brothers, and chooses one to be her love and future, while secretly desiring the other brother (this all took place while still in high school). So we witness her repeatedly proclaiming that she loves the one brother, Brooks, yet she says she is making the right decision of dating the other brother, Branch. They are all living in the same house, and no one seems to be bothered with the situation or that it's weird. Maybe I'm weird, especially when she unknowingly sleeps with the wrong brother twice. Brooks goes his own way after graduation, and Katy grieves after him in one breath, then in the next breath, she is relieved that she picked Branch.A few years pass, then on the night before her wedding night, Katy makes a big ole mistake. I don't want to give away any spoilers, but throughout the book, I read where Katy is so worried that she will make her family mad and she couldn't bear to lose them, so she hides from them. On one hand, she is in love with Brooks, but she won't have any contact with him, but she professes that she'll never love another man. She finds another man, Bobby, tells him that she'll never love him, but enters into a relationship. She says she knows that she'll never truly love Bobby, but then is determined to stay with him and make the relationship work, while secretly contacting Brooks. One day when she meets Brooks, that evening when Bobby finds out, she professes that she'll never leave Bobby for Brooks. By the end of the next day, she is back with Brooks. It's a reoccurring theme throughout the book.The citizens in Sumter,SC are written to look like backwoods hillbillies. When dealing with domestic abuse, the abuser's family and friends tell Katy that it's her fault. Throughout the story, Katy is stating that she doesn't deserve his abuse, but then in the next breath, she has caused the abuser to become violent. I could almost get her reaction if she grew up in this type of environment, but she didn't grow up around abuse. Katy recognized that the abuse was wrong in the beginning, but she stayed in the relationship because the hillbilly friends and neighbors that she has known for less than a year or two have convinced her that the abuser deserves a second, third, and fourth chance.I thought in the beginning that maybe the story was good, but the book and I just weren't compatible, but the more that I read, I realized that I was justified in being pissed at all the crap being said and then a sudden reversal in the next sentence. Katy did so many reversals and flip-flops that she should have been called Nadia Comaneci.
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