The Reality of Everything by Rebecca Yarros



The Reality of Everything (Flight & Glory, #5)The Reality of Everything by Rebecca Yarros
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wow, wow, wow! This book was so emotional and so moving. The grief Morgan goes through felt real and raw. And those moments/scenes had me tearing up. Jackson's steady unwavering love was so swoony. And the action near the end made it almost impossible to look away, put the book down.
It's also the fifth book in the Flight & Glory series. And can be read as a stand-alone. I hadn't read any of the previous books in this series and didn't feel one bit lost.

Morgan Bartley lost the man she loved two years ago in Afghanistan. Now she's in Cape Hatteras restoring an old house as she tries to put herself back together and to distract her from her debilitating anxiety attacks.

Jackson Montgomery is a single father who lives next door. His life is his daughter and his job as a pilot for the search and rescue for the Coast Guard. Their attraction is undeniable but Morgan's fear keeps him at arm's length.

You should definitely check this one out. Especially if you love angst.

Thanks so much to Entangled Publishers for this ARC and NetGalley.


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xo
Alicia

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