Levels to Broken :

by Janice G. Ross

Evie Janelle Seven years ago, I was in the wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong man. I was lost and didn’t know it, until destiny led me to “the one.” From the moment I met Ethan Cross, I turned over my heart and never thought to claim it back, even when I had no choice but to walk away. And even after years of trying to move on, I couldn’t because letting go is never easy when your soul lies in the past. So I kept dreaming and imaging my way to a fake happiness with someone else. Ethan Cross I couldn’t let Evie go. She was in my system. Like a drug, she kept me craving, needing wanting her with all of me. Even as her physical body was nowhere near, her spurt and soul took up residence in my day to day. And when I slept, she made it a point to occupy my dreams. And now, years later, destiny has brought us back together. The love is still there and stronger than ever. With a million regrets between the two of us, neither one of us can imagine letting go ever again.

151 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 14, 2020

About the author

Janice Ross has always believed she was born to write. Ever since she first held a writing device and scribbled in her first journal and created a made up life, she fell in love with the power of storytelling. Since all those years ago, she's grown into a phenomenal writer with skill and experience to feature in true-to-life tales.
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Reviews

[BP34 · Rating 5 out of 5]

Evie and Ethan were true soulmates and were forever in each other's hearts even when life tore them apart. The author did a good job of explaining the different levels of brokenness and the emotions involved. The secondary characters play a strong role in the story and bring a lot of angst The book was well-written and quite deep at times. True love always finds a way. I read a free advance reader copy via the author and voluntarily chose to review it.