Sleeping Tom by E.V. Fairfall
Publication date: February 15th 2015
Genres: Contemporary, Romance,
Publication date: February 15th 2015
Genres: Contemporary, Romance,
Hitchhiking is a bad idea but Caden is desperate.
When she accepts a ride from the first car to come by she meets
Gabriel. He’s her age, hot, and the closest thing she has to a savior.
Problem is, he is a total jerk. With nowhere to go, Caden convinces
Gabriel to let her stay with him for one night. He reluctantly lends a
couch.
That night Caden wakes up to strange noises. Concerned, she rushes
into Gabriel’s room, already anticipating his bad temper. Instead, he’s
kind, sweet, and suspiciously harmless—nothing like the man who gave her
a ride. He seems like a different person altogether, and claims he is.
By night he is Tom, and by day he is Gabriel. Caden finds herself drawn
to the mysteries hidden in his eyes.
For Gabriel, Caden is an annoying mistake. One night turns into many,
and despite all his anger towards her, she stays. She even seems to
accept him and his flaws, but he still doesn’t trust her—is she staying
for him, or has she already discovered more than he’s willing to share?
* I received the book Sleeping Tom in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are mine and I received no compensation for the actual review.
Many
people do not realize just how mental illness can affect the youth of
today. E.V. Fairfall brings the aspects of the multiple personality
disorder to the forefront. The reader is not only confronted with
this disorder but also other emotional elements as well. This book
moves along very well and keeps the reader intrigued with what will
happen next.
Fairfall
gives her readers a real true lesson in the mental health field. Not
only do you feel as if you have gained a true understanding but you
also want to continue on with the two main characters. Fairfall
heightens the curiosity of the reader in this novel due to the
elements of youth plagued with mental and emotional problems. I am
always happy to see books like this that help others to understand
that mental illness is real1
I
rate this book 5 stars and commend the author for tackling this often
swept under the rug subject!
* I received the book Sleeping Tom in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are mine and I received no compensation for the actual review.
I
love to write just as much as I love to read. I try to read a book per
week, which doesn’t always work out, but it’s the thought that counts.
Aside from all that I am a huge animal person.Transformed is my first novel, but it isn’t my first publication; I’ve had several short stories published over the last two years. My main goal as a writer is to explore humanity and to give people something fun to read.
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