Review: Dear Agony

Dear Agony by Georgia Cates
My rating: 5 of 5 stars





I. Am. Ruined.
Like in really really ruined.






When I was given this book to read and review, I never thought that it would be this painfully and beautifully heartbreaking.



When Agony decided to turn her ugly face and give Rose Middleton a chance to finally have a decent life, she grabbed on it and enjoyed every bit of it to the fullest.

Being one of the Fairy Godmother's girls was impossible dreams come true.
With Vale, Rose learned how to live and how to become a woman she never thought she could be.

But when it was time for her to part ways with Duets and join her new companion, Rose never thought that everything she learned couldn't have prepared her for Bastian Pascal.




Diagnosed with an incurable disease, Bastian decided to use one of his best friend's duets as a companion in a strictly platonic relationship. He hadn’t much time left before going with the plan to end things his way, but hell if he wouldn’t make the most of it with the mysterious woman Vale kept talking about.

The joy Rose brought to Bash's life was unexpected. She made him feel things he thought he buried with his family.

“Rose is so different from any other woman I’ve ever wanted. She’s delicate. Fragile. Innocent. She doesn’t know how to play the seduction game, yet she has seduced my heart, body, and soul.
I need her.
I want her.
I love her.”

But...






Dear Agony is life showing her ugly face but failing to pass the ugliness to our souls.



Ps. Teasers are from the author's website: http://www.georgiacates.com/







Georgia resides in rural Mississippi with her wonderful husband, Jeff, and their two beautiful daughters. She spent fourteen years as a labor and delivery nurse before she decided to pursue her dream of becoming an author and hasn’t looked back yet.



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