Book Review: All My Broken Pieces

 


Sinful desires.
The need to be the perfect child.
A war between what she knows in her soul and what years of conditioning have led her to believe.

Can Fallon break past the pressures to live what her family believes to be a “righteous path” so she can be with the woman she loves? Or will she succumb to the wants of others, and sacrifice her own happiness in the process?

All My Broken Pieces is a dark sapphic romance that follows the story of two unlikely companions trying to find their love amidst a world that views it as inherently sinful. This book contains dark romance themes, including violence and sexual content, as well as a look into religion and the pain of accepting yourself, even if that means losing everything.

This is book 2 in the standalone Finding Light series and can be read on its own, but it is recommended to read the books in order to avoid spoilers.

Please check the content warnings before proceeding. While the story does end in a HEA, it is a very hard road to get there.


My Review

I absolutely love this book. The emotions ran high, and this was largely due to the fact that I was so closely engaged to the characters. It was great to see Killian and Ava from My Little Girl, book one in this series. It is great to see their relationship still going strong. 

I love Arriana and Fallon. Their relationship may have lots of bumps but the fact that they always come back together shows just how much they love each other. Mostly, it was Fallon have doubts. This is because of her unsupportive family and her own mental health. She is so lucky to have Arriana by her side. Arriana is her rock. 

While there were some steamy moments shared between Fallon and Arriana, it was the emotional aspect of their relationship that I loved the most. Kitty made me fall in love with her writing even more with this book. 

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