Incarcerated
Love and War Standalone # 1
Genre- Adult Contemporary Romance
Publication Date- September 29th, 2014
One of the few white kids in a rural Kentucky town, Logan Whyte always kept to his own kind out of self-preservation. He never considered himself racist, but that didn’t stop him from falling in with the wrong crowd that celebrated hate as much as he fought it - or from ending up in prison for eight years on an armed robbery charge.
A successful and educated black woman, Katie Andreassen is tired of being accused of betraying her own race. Her lonely isolation, coupled with her grief over losing her mother, inspire her to create a new pen pal program at Capshaw State Penitentiary, where her father is a warden.
The program brings together the unlikely pair, but Logan and Katie soon find themselves forced to overcome past fears and prejudices. Their friendship doesn’t come easily - threatened by a crooked lawyer with a grudge and a best friend who betrays her promise to help.
When faced with a world that forces them apart, Logan and Katie must show everyone else what they have discovered: that love is, in fact, colorblind.
Ok here is the deal. I cannot express to you how much this book stood out to me from just the synopsis. Then when I finally got to hear it, I couldn't get enough.
Now to the good stuff. This book is so different than my normal books, but I love that in a book. Because I am biracial and know how you may not be looked upon as the same because of race whether it is because of school or someone else. This book give hope, and yet enlightenment.
Now the audio was well recorded as well. The narrator did well with switching between voices of the characters. They really came to life. Now I just want more. I mean seriously even I know their story has so much more to go on.
