Ship Wrecked by Olivia Dade

 



From a random one-night stand develops this tale of two people who may not have been equipped for commitment and love, literally stranded together on a remote film location. Once again, Olivia Dade has captivated me with characters that struggle in some of the very ways an average reader could easily identify with. I love a book with diversity for the sake of how it is reflective of real life rather than just for its own sake. I may not have the same life experience as these characters but I love how “seen” Ms. Dade’s books make me feel. The spice level is high - so note that in case it is not your taste. (I am referring to graphic sexual descriptions just to be clear.) I loved this book, could not put it down - literally had the audible in my ear buds and the paperback in my purse. I cannot wait to see where this writer takes me next. 




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