Review: Fox by Max Monroe

Some things are meant to be; some aren’t.

I never thought this would be my life.

I never believed I could feel this way.

I don’t know where to go from here.

I never want to be anywhere else.

My whole world has changed.

She is my whole world.

I’m not sure how to be me again.

I’ve never felt more like myself.

I’ve never needed anyone, but I need him.

I love her. I’ll always love her.

But is our love enough? Can Levi and I really survive this?

Together, Ivy and I can survive anything.

4 stars
Review by Lisa Kane

I wanted and needed and loved her with everything I had.

Ivy Stone is drowning in grief. After what unfolded at the end of Cold, Levi Fox worries that she won’t be able to climb out of this hole.

Ivy was lost in her grief, and I was lost in being there for her.

The studio is still planning on releasing the movie she made about Grace and the killings. Ivy thinks there has been enough suffering because of it and wants to stop the release. There’s no way a studio would scrap that film, not after all the millions it cost to make.

Ivy is not the only one who is floundering. Levi’s had a shock of his own and he is trying his best to deal and move on.

It was irony and pain and bittersweet all rolled up into one giant confusing clusterfuck of emotions.

Now it’s Ivy’s turn to be the rock that Levi needs.

He’d let me lash out and pick fights and lose my fucking mind, and all he’d given back in return as patience and love.

Will these two ever get a break?

But in the midst of all this grief, there is joy.

I feared it would be too much for Ivy to handle.

Sometimes the darkest nights bring the most beautiful dawns. Ivy and Levi have done a 360 in their relationship.  From mutual loathing to undeniable attraction to deep lasting love they have made it through all the pain.

The world wasn’t fair. It wasn’t fair at all. But sometime….sometimes, it paid you back.