[Review] Eastern Lights - Brittainy Cherry



 Title: Eastern Lights (Compass Series 2)
Author: Brittainy Cherry
Publication date: February 17, 2021
Language: English
Print length: 424 pages


SYNOPSIS

I once met a man on a cold Halloween night. He dressed as a superhero, and I dressed in red. For one night, I was his break from reality, and he was the temporary fix for my broken heart.

Two years later, I was given the opportunity of a lifetime to become a senior editor at one of the biggest magazine companies in the world. The only catch? Nail an exclusive interview with New York’s finest bachelor: Connor Roe.

To the rest of the world he was becoming one of the wealthiest men in New York City. To me, he was simply my once upon a time superhero.

My job was to get an exclusive interview with New York’s hottest bachelor. Never in my life did I expect him to want an exclusive with my heart, too.

The only problem with my growing feelings for him? I was set to marry his new business partner.




We met Connor in Southern Storms (Compass Series 1). He stole my heart in that book and I couldn't wait to read his story.

Connor and Aaliyah will have a most peculiar first meeting at a Halloween party where she will be just Red and he Captain. Aaliyah is coming out of a betrayal love and meeting Connor with all his charm and charisma will make her had one of her best nights touring and sharing their favorite places in New York City.

I really liked Aaliyah that night, it seemed that despite everything she was suffering she still had dreams and was determined to fulfill them. And Connor being the guy with a sense of humor that got a few laughs out of me with every bad joke, because even though I love Connor we have to be honest, his jokes suck LOL, he listens and advises Aaliyah always with that special way of him that leads him to tell her that he can make her fall in love with him in 6 hours. Of course I won't say if he succeeds, just that over the course of two years so many things change and when this pair is reunited not everything will be all happiness.

There are secrets and fears on both sides that will give them a lot of heartache and make us as readers shed a tear or two (who am I kidding, I cried at some scenes in this story). As I read and progressed through the book I could see how they helped each other first as just friends and later as couple and I fell more and more for them I just wished they had their happily ever after.

I loved hearing about Jax and Kennedy again, Connor's mother, but most of all getting to know this new character that Brittainy introduces us to and just as Connor stole so much of Jax's story in Southern Storms, Damian does with this one here.

I'm looking forward to the date of his book release because the synopsis the author has on Goodreads for it has me very anxious to read him.

Eastern Lights is a contemporary story that certainly stirs all kinds of feelings but also teaches us that we can't stop living and risk living today for fear of what might happen tomorrow.

Thank you so much to Brittainy Cherry for the extra time to do this review.

I received an ARC in exchange for an honest review.





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About Brittainy Cherry

Author Brittainy C. Cherry is an Amazon #1 bestselling author. She has been in love with words since the day she took her first breath. She graduated from Carroll University with a Bachelor Degree in Theatre Arts and a minor in Creative Writing. Her novels have been published in 18+ countries around the world. Brittainy lives in Brookfield, Wisconsin with her fur babies.

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