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306 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 20, 2021
Courage For Fools was a beautiful journey through US, Dreams and Self-Discovery.
I love road trips romance, one of my favourite books has that trope, I love to see how love can be born in the span of few days, on the roads, in the tiny confines of a car.
This story takes us on one of the most famous United States' roads, the Route 66, but it shows you some insights that makes the reader feels like a guest on that trip.
Quinn Michelson lived in a little town all her life dreaming of travel around the World but she never left, until she finds out she has cancer and she decides to go on a solo journey on Route 66 to find herself and to show to herself she is capable to do everything she wants. Rhett Kennedy is the lead singer of the famous band Lost Four, he doesn't know that his car breaking down in Everington was a blessing until he goes in a bar and he meets Quinn. Rhett is instantly enthralled by Quinn so he invites himself along her road trip. This is the start of an amazing experience where they will find themselves and maybe love.
"Even people who look like sunshine, like him, have dark spots."
I adored these main characters, I cheered for them to find their happiness. I appreciated how Rhett helped Quinn to break free of her brainiac self and how he taught her to be more spontaneous. Quinn on the other end was Rhett muse to see and appreciate what he has and to not be afraid to take some choices.
They are so different from each other but they are perfect together, they are funny, sweet and thoughtful.
Monty Jay created a wonderful story where every single character matters and stays with you for life.
Copy kindly provided by the Publisher/Author.
How was I supposed to know what I liked if I had never experienced anything? Keeping myself in this bubble at the time seemed like a good idea, but it had protected me from the world. So much so that I had no idea what I wanted to do with my life.
I was hoping, praying, begging that fourteen days in my car tearing across one of the most iconic highways would help show me what it was that I was supposed to be doing.
And maybe, if I was lucky I could figure out my dreams and survive long enough to achieve them.
How is it that surrounded by thousands of people who adore me, I feel so out of place?
Fourteen day road trip? With a complete stranger? A stranger with pretty eyes?
It’s everything I need to find my words. To build the perfect album. Fuck, it would write itself.
The experience. The growth.
I look at her, knowing she’s dying to break out of this small town. Knowing she needs a vice, everyone needs one, and I’m more than willing to be what she needs.
Even if it’s just for fourteen days.
Is it reckless? Absolutely.
Is it stupid? Probably.
Will I get my heart broken? For sure.
Do I still want to do it? Without a fucking doubt.
“I know what a once in a lifetime opportunity looks like. If there is any thing I’m good at its music and not questioning extraordinary things when I see them. This trip, us, you,” I emphasis as I wiggle my finger between the two of us, “It’s extraordinary.”
I knew nothing about love before, not really.
Because none of them had been her.
The greatest love of all.
The one all the love songs would be about.
Life without love is dull. It’s lackluster and stale.
You find who you need to be, with the right person by your side.