Kill Devil Hills by Sarah Darlington

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Sarah Darlington

★★★★½ · Standalone

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He’s twenty-four. She’s eighteen.

His life is exactly the way he’s always wanted it to be…stable.
She’s quite possibly the very definition of unstable.

Noah saved her.
Georgina never wanted to be saved.

Growing up, Noah Clark was passed from one relative to the next until he finally ended up living with his abusive, alcoholic uncle in Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina. Thanks in part to the unwavering love and support of his best friend, Ellie Turner, Noah survived those years, escaped his uncle, and grew into the man he is today. Now he runs his own business and lives a pretty normal, no-nonsense life—one where he maintains a high level of control.

Georgina is Ellie’s younger sister. Four months ago, Noah saved Georgie’s life, but he thought that was where his involvement with his friend’s sister would end. Now Georgie has returned home from the recovery facility her parents sent her away to and Noah, still haunted by the night that connects them, can’t stop himself from continuously trying to protect this girl he barely knows. But is he willing to give up all of the control he’s worked so hard to build in his life and risk everything for her? Even more importantly, would she do the same for him?

I was in love with Georgie and Noah from the first page. She’s 18 and he’s 24 and her sister’s best friend. They’re brought together by tragedy, but from that tragedy Noah starts to see Georgie as a woman, not his best friend’s little sister. Their story is real. It’s sweet and emotional and I loved watching them grow together as a couple. The writing is fantastic and the story never slows. If you’re looking for something short but chock full of emotion, this is the book for you! [August 2014]

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