Not all love stories are written the same way. Broken Knight, an all new standalone about first loves, betrayal and loss from USA Today bestselling author L.J. ” – Harloe Rae, USA Today bestselling author. It was good for me to watch the characters grow from this experience and I hope I do the same in my own life.Blog Tour: Broken Knight by L.J. LJ Shen broke my heart but in a good way. My poor husband didn’t know whether to hug me or leave me alone which is what I had asked of him. Rosies story is was exactly what I am currently going through in life.

Now I know most have cried while reading this book but I don’t know if another book has pushed me to my emotional limits as much as this book did. His last request is to pass away at home, in the home he built and where my grandmother passed away.

The doctors said he has a week at most to live. He was given the option to continue treatment which he declined. My grandfather fell and was taken to the hospital. So although the book was about Luna and Knight the main thing that got to me was Rosie. She went from a recluse to speaking in the most important ways. Throughout the book, you witnessed her change. Luna was strong in ways and weak in others. I understood that she thought Knight was sleeping around so it didn’t matter but that was a plot twist from Shen I did not see coming. I was shocked that she gave her virginity to someone else. He was a little immature at times which caused me to be mad at him. Knight was broken down by so many things in his life that weren’t under his control. My personal love story was a friends to lovers so don’t ask me why I don’t like reading them…I’m weird. I am not always a fan of friends to lovers stories but this one was amazing. Sometimes, the greatest love stories flourish in tragedy.īroken Knight literally broke me. When life throws a curveball at All Saints’ golden boy, he’s forced to realize not all knights are heroes. This daredevil hell-raiser could knock you up with his gaze alone, but he only has eyes for the girl across the street: Luna.īut Luna is not who she used to be. Knight Cole is everyone’s favorite football hero. Underneath the meek, tomboy exterior everyone loves (yet pities) is a girl who knows exactly what, and who, she wants-namely, the boy from the treehouse who taught her how to curse in sign language. Luna Rexroth is everyone’s favorite wallflower. Ours had torn chapters, missing paragraphs, and a bittersweet ending.

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