Review: Out to Find Freedom by Lila Rose

Out to Find Freedom by Lila Rose
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Sweetness After Pain

I really enjoy Lila Rose’s books. They are about rough and rugged men, but they have a sweet quality about them. The writing style is plain and straight forward and the plots aren’t overly complicated, but her characters are wonderful.

This book is about Warden, a support character from previous Hawks MC books. He was in the army and after getting discharged he trained to be a private investigator. He’s pretty self contained and private but he has been longing for a woman of his own after he fell for someone who didn’t feel the same as he did. She’s still his friend but it hurts to see her sometimes.

Emerson lived a happy life with her Dad. Her mother died when she was a toddler and subsequently she was especially close to her Dad. He had a farm and a few businesses, he was busy but he still loved his daughter. Life was good until she 16 or so and her Dad died. This is when her happy life was over.

After the death of her father Emerson’s life turned very bad indeed and it was after only a few glimpses of her new neighbour, Warden, that she began to wonder about a different life.

A lot of the book is hard to read, because there were some difficult subjects handled, but they were done well and the horrors didn’t swamp the story. It is only in the latter half of the book that we get the sweetness that I love about Lila Rose. She’s an expert at covering a horrible subject and then giving something sweet and wonderful to the victims.

The book is a quick read, and will leave you smiling at the end. I always read a Lila Rose book when I need a good HEA. She’s a one-click author for me.

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