John Hough, Jr.

Ever have a soul mate and you know it within minutes? Or a mistake & you know it as you’re doing it?
The Sweetest Days is a journey through one couple’s life where making choices and living with the consequences is the name of the game. There are evolved and open minds going against rigid, closed mindedness set in the 1960’s with JFK, the Civil Rights Movement, back seats of cars at make out point, rebels with a cause, love and loss and what we do to survive it all.
Although this isn’t a light read, Hough delivers all with a sarcastic, dry wit that is entertaining and meaningful.

*I received an arc from the publisher through NetGalley for an honest review… (mer)

This book was not at all what I was expecting and in such a good way. After receiving a life-changing diagnosis, this is the story of a love affair. A real story with the human element and all the bumps and challenges that life throws at us. We get to learn the story of how Jackie and Peter met and go with them as they navigate an uncertain future.
I did not want to put this book down and finished it within 24 hours. It did get a little slow/long in the middle, but I really enjoyed this book and the story. The writing was so raw and real and while for at least some part of the story, I think I disliked everyone, I really enjoyed this book.… (mer)