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reviews_and_ramblingsStitches and Sepsis (A Vivian Chastain Novel #2) by Liz Faraim
This is part 2 of a series but can be read on its own. This certainly is not your run of the mill lesbian story, but rather an exploration into the state and development of the main character. Vivian is a veteran with issues from the army and with issues going way back to her childhood. I really was impressed by her inner dialogues. The outward “plot” is pretty obvious, but what marks this story as special is how the outer world is reflected in the inner world of the main character and vice versa. The development of the mc is gripping and believable. The story is gritty and the character is fiercely independent.
https://amzn.to/3EdnIRo
This is part 2 of a series but can be read on its own. This certainly is not your run of the mill lesbian story, but rather an exploration into the state and development of the main character. Vivian is a veteran with issues from the army and with issues going way back to her childhood. I really was impressed by her inner dialogues. The outward “plot” is pretty obvious, but what marks this story as special is how the outer world is reflected in the inner world of the main character and vice versa. The development of the mc is gripping and believable. The story is gritty and the character is fiercely independent.
https://amzn.to/3EdnIRo
