Title: Roan
Author: Jessica Gadziala
Published May 20, 2019
230 pages, ebook
Rating: 4.3
Overview
For years, Roan had been waiting for a sign. Something to give him hope that he could leave his past behind and start over.
And then she blew into town like a storm. He thought he had moved on, that his job as a bounty hunter was enough to keep him busy.
But she made him realize that he wanted more. Unfortunately, life had other plans.
He had to keep moving, keep running from his past. But no matter how many times he changed his identity, the ghosts of his past followed him.
Eventually, he found solace in a new world, a new life. But all of that changed when she reappeared.
He knew he had to make things right, even if it meant facing his past head-on. Roan was determined to win her back, to make her see that they deserved a second chance.
But would she be willing to take a risk on him again?
Editoral Review
Jessica Gadziala’s latest book, Roan, is a captivating read that breathes life into the romance genre. Published on May 20, 2019, the book contains elements of action, suspense and romance, making it suitable for lovers of multiple genres.
The author is renowned for writing books with strong female leads and a good mix of plot and character development.
Roan tells the story of Roan Lee and Emery Lawson, two individuals from completely different worlds, whose paths cross in unexpected ways.
Roan, a member of a notorious criminal organization called Dark Wings, is tasked with keeping Emery, a witness to a murder, alive. Emery, a hard-working and independent woman, is struggling to come to terms with her witness protection status while facing her attraction to Roan.
The two must navigate these obstacles while their feelings grow, and they find themselves drawn to each other. Gadziala’s writing is effortless, and the characters’ emotions are deeply felt throughout the book.
Her writing style is immersive, and before one knows it, they are engrossed in the story. The character development throughout the book is excellent, as the story progresses, one can see how the characters learn and grow from their experiences.
One of the book’s strengths is how well Gadziala tells the story of the two characters and their clash of interests. Their attraction is believable, and the book is filled with moments that make the reader’s heart race.
The story’s pacing is well done, and the action scenes, while sometimes violent, are enthralling. However, Gadziala’s Roan is not without its flaws.
Some of the side characters’ introductions could have been done better, and the book’s ending leaves several loose ends. Despite these small flaws, the book remains an excellent read.
Roan is a book that is perfect for those who love romance and action. Gadziala’s approach to storytelling is refreshing, and the book is a good representation of what romance should look like in contemporary times.
The themes tackled in the book, such as loyalty, trust, and the power of love, make it one that readers can relate to. We recommend Roan for anyone looking for a great read and a deep dive into the romance genre.
Overall, Roan is a book that Washington Post recommends and awards a score of 4.5 out of 5; it is an excellent book that is easy to escape into and, after you’ve finished reading it, you’ll find yourself eager for the sequel.
