Review: Loving Liberty - Belinda Boring

Reviewer: Justine
Rating: 5 out of 5 Fairies

Knowing Belinda Boring’s work, I knew Loving Liberty would be a good read. What I was NOT expecting though was for it to blow me away!!!

This is Belinda Boring’s first venture into the contemporary romance genre. Having concurred Paranormal Romance with her swoon-worthy series, The Mystic Wolves, I knew she could give an amazing action packed alpha read, but Loving Liberty was none of that. Miss Boring was able to turn off her paranormal roots and give us a true contemporary read. The character development and depth of the relationships made some of the best writing I have seen. Yes, she added a lil action, but the real story was in the characters personalities and how they related to one another. It was a truly beautiful tale.

As for the ending, you all know I try to write my reviews without SPOILERS. So all I will only say is that the ending put a period to the story, and the Countess of Cliffhangers gave us a reprieve……………this time!

5 out of 5 fairies, it was simply that good!

Synopsis
Liberty Montgomery is many things:
A dutiful daughter.
Perfect wife-in-training.
Easy to manipulate.
Compliant.

But secretly she wants more.

For years, Liberty has dreamed of a life filled with opportunities—a life where she makes the decisions, living by her own rules. Unfortunately, her parents have other plans for her, ones that involve her submission and total obedience. Every attempt to break free from their control is met with threats, leaving her feeling trapped. Just when all seems hopeless, Liberty meets Oliver Nichols. With just two words, be brave, he stirs up her secret longings for more . . . friendship, fun, and independence. He almost has her believing her dreams are possible.

However, taking a stand can be terrifying when you’ve spent your entire life pleasing others. Are some chances worth taking? What would she risk for freedom?

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