It was raw and hit really close to home (which yes brought me to tears and Zamma won’t let me forget it 😉).

Whilst I read this book, I felt like I could easily relate to Trinity and what she opened up about.

What I love about this book, is that it shows and proves that no disability defines who you are and that it isn’t all of you, it’s simply a part of you and no one should be ashamed of that. Many friendships were created during this journey and we now refer to ourselves as Jen’s ‘Stormies’. This campaign, we organised, is all about awareness for RP, an illness that affects one’s vision. And so this book has a very special place in my heart. Many who have followed my blog for awhile now, may be aware of a campaign that was organised under the name of ‘Fighting The Storm’ (you can read more about it here). Everything about this book was perfection…even if it did break my heart and I was all like no, no, no more! But then BOOM punt kicked through a wall. It really opened up the world and it was incredible. I really felt so, so connected to this book and I loved how we got to see so much deeper into the thoughts of Trinity and Zayne. Jen has really outdone herself with these books and wow that has all my respect what you have created within Zayne and Trinity’s story. I’m almost at a loss to what to say (weird right?!). Does that make sense to anyone else or is that a weird analogy only I will understand haha? Whatever, I’m owning it…it was an awesome hole too. Holy Flamin baby gargoyles! What the heck did I just read?! I just fell down into a hole…A Jennifer world-sized hole, that just consumed me.

Rage and ruin by jennifer l armentrout