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“Sol by Leslie McAdam is a gorgeous story full of poetry, sex, and love.”

— USA Today Bestselling Author, Alexis Alvarez

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The army taught me discipline. Order. Control.

None of that matters the day I walk into her classroom.

Or her bedroom.

What's more important than my grade?

Not failing her.

Holy sweetness! Leslie McAdam has delivered one of the best reads of 2017. This book is ones of those books that mark your life in a good way. I’ve never thought that a soldier’s life was quite hard when they come back home. The things they see in combat field are stressful and scary like to watch in first line how your colleagues lose their life in order to protect freedom.

This book made it very clear that the job of a soldier is noble because they serve their country. They want to change the world: to keep peace and freedom. They sacrifice themselves to guarantee their people could live in a better world. Some could say that joining the army is a loose cause. Especially for those who doesn’t believe that war is the answer for solving the world´s problems in danger regions. To keep peace and freedom is a hard work. Many have lost their life. Parents have lost their sons and daughters. Wives have lose their husbands. And those who were lucky to come back suffer post-traumatic stress disorder.

Losing a friend or a brother who joined the army is a hell thing. It’s not easy to handle because we tend to search who to blame. Leslie has done an excellent work. Her poetic prose will make you shiver. She was capable to transmit the best and the worst feelings through Trent’s story. Because those who joined the army have different motives. Sol is about freedom, peace, loss, redemption and love. Leslie was able to show us the human feelings in full bloom. The plot is humanly crude. The characters are well developed. This book is told by the heroine and hero. This is not a cliché book. Be prepare for a bittersweet story where the heroine is a free spirit and the hero is a base on the ground. What makes this book so special is that here the beliefs of the characters are so different but at the same time very similar.

Dani and Trent has shared a past. They were attracted to each other. But they took different paths. Trent and Degan (Dani’s little brother) joined the army. Time passed and Trent finished his military service. He came back home with a new mission in mind: to find Dani and protect her, to keep her save and to confess his feelings for her. “If anyone is gonna fight for your freedom, babe, it’s a soldier.” Dani is a free spirit. She dedicated her life to travel and to teach Spanish in few countries. Her life was relatively simple until she saw Trent’s name listened in her class. “This woman would be my toughest challenge.” In the past they shared a moment that marked them forever. They will have to deal with their personal demons. Trent will have to forgive himself to carry on with his life. He knows what he wants. He need to heal. He will follow his heart. “I needed to make sure Dani knew how much I adored her, since she was an angel on earth here to help me live.” I love that Trent and Dani’ story was set in Spain. And there are more brownie points to the author because she mixed the age topic and the teacher / student romance. I lost myself in this book. The characters have stolen a piece of my heart. I like too much the evolution of Trent and Dani as a couple. They healed each other’s wounds. They were broken but together put back their pieces until they were hole again. “I’d lived in a fake, fairy-tale land. One I constructed. None of it was real. You made me real, Trent.” This book has marked my soul. It was a mind-blowing read that kept me wanting more. I literally devoured it. If you want to read a story that will warm your heart, Sol by Leslie McAdam is your pick.

(ARC courtesy of author in exchange for an honest review)

Five FREED stars! Sol is about freedom, peace, loss, redemption and love. One of the best reads of 2017.

Leslie McAdam is a California girl who loves romance, Little Dude, and well-defined abs. She lives in a drafty old farmhouse on a small orange tree farm in Southern California with her husband and two small children. Leslie always encourages her kids to be themselves – even if it means letting her daughter wear leopard print from head to toe. An avid reader from a young age, she will always trade watching TV for reading a book, unless it’s Top Gear. Or football. Leslie is employed by day but spends her nights writing about the men you fantasize about. She’s unapologetically sarcastic and notoriously terrible at comma placement (that’s what editors are for!). Always up for a laugh, Leslie tries to see humor in all things. When she’s not in the writing cave you’ll find her fangirling over Beck, camping with her family, or mixing up oil paints to depict her love of outdoors on canvas.