Only Forever
by Sophia Ryan
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Pub Date Mar 04 2016 | Archive Date Mar 31 2017
Description
From the moment American Sabrina Sullivan sets foot on the new dig site with her Irish archaeologist husband, a destructive brew of natural and supernatural forces conspires to break their bond. The most destructive force of all is the inexplicable sexual energy relentlessly pulsing between her and her new boss—her husband’s best friend—making her want things she shouldn’t. When her marriage begins to crack, Sabrina is faced with the most difficult choice of her life—reach across the chasm of mistakes to hold on to the man she loved enough to marry or forge a new life with the man who has been hers forever.
Available Editions
EDITION | Ebook |
ISBN | 9781509207404 |
PRICE | $5.99 (USD) |
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This was my first time every reading a Sophia Ryan novel. So, I went into reading Only Forever only knowing that the description sounded interesting. I got past the first chapter everything was going fine. Then I got past the second chapter with me all on board. Only Forever was a hot journey from discovering that no matter if an ocean separates you from the one person you were mint for, that fate or destiny will always find some way to bring you together. But, not before they have a little fun with you first.
As young children, they both were told that their soulmate was out there. One was told that a blue light was their destiny and the other was told they future lies in Ireland. So, the story opens with American Sabrina Sullivan blissfully married to her Irish archaeologist husband. Now, nothing could split them apart because but what the oracle told her has finally come true. Or did it. It only took one millisecond, just a touch really to figure out that yes, the Oracle was correct that she would find her soulmate. However, the man that she married wasn’t he.
Only Forever, was a hot read from beginning to end. The plotline captures you with the tale of two lost souls destined for each other, but where reasonability and metaphoric ideas collide.
I like that Only Forever, presenting me with the chance to immerse myself in my not so realistic beliefs for the few hours it took me to complete. After reading, I don’t know who I was sorrier for; the husband, Sabrina or both. It’s a hard choice to make, deciding for the known or take a leap of faith and go with the unknown. I can tell you though it was a pleasure to see how the story unfolded.
I found the story to be very interesting with a good plot. Romance was good as well.
This was an absolutely stunning, riveting read. I enjoyed every minute, and was enthralled by the supernatural twist on this fun romantic read. Highly recommend, and would love to read even more novels like it!
I was grateful to receive a free copy of this book, Only Forever by Sophia Ryan. The cover really captured my attention along with the story line. I really liked the dynamic between Sabrina, her husband and his best friend Before reading the book, I didn't realize it was going to take a small detour into the paranormal which isn't really my preferred preference. I stuck it out and finished the book, but the plot kept stalling.. This was an ok read, but with all of the other book options, I'd suggest friends and family look elsewhere for a good read.
Quick Summary: WOW! That was insanely tragic and yet satisfyingly romantic, in a paranormal kind of way. I never saw THAT coming.
Rating: 3/5
Recommend: +/-
Audience: NA
Status: Paranormal, Contemporary
Chemistry/Intensity: Yes
Conflict/Drama: Yes
Family Dysfunction: Yes
Maturity Level of Adults: -
Humor/Wit: +/-
Strong Protagonists: +/-
Interesting Antagonists: +/-
Other: The story was quite unique. I did not think the adults acted mature, in many to most instances. I also felt more could be done with the ghosts. Lastly, the age of the characters against their professional roles and statuses was not believable. Still, the content was intriguing.