Rhayne's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 There are many authors I like, several I love, but hands down my absolute favorite is Kristen Ashley. I feel like its Christmas morning each and every time she has a new release. I have read and re-read each book and loved them all. Soaring is no exception. I devoured it, loved it and have already re-read it. 
 One thing that always stands out in Ms. Ashley's stories is the direct honest dialog. The characters speak in such a real manner it pulls the readers right into their lives and they watch the story play out. 
 Soaring places the readers inside a current day Brady Bunch scenario. It gives us a real and at times heart wrenching view of the impact divorce plays on children and their parents as they try to rebuild. Mickey and Amelia each have their own divorce stories and each have their own way of managing the trials that come along with that. We get a very in depth picture of the ups and downs of starting over. 
 I love the realistic demeanor Ashley's characters always portray. They are not perfect, they make mistakes, they make bad decisions, but they always admit their shortcomings, apologize, and move on. It's very refreshing to read about characters that screw up, but make the best out of what they have left. 
 I really like the aspect of reading about more mature characters. They are in a different place in their lives and the children are a little older and bring a new lever of energy to the book. 
 Soaring really includes a lot of variety. We deal with alcoholic ex-wives, dip ass ex-husbands, troubled kids, bullying, crappy jobs, and controlling parents. However, we also get one hell of a sexy story that shows us there is always good that evens out the bad. 
 If you are a Kristen Ashley fan you won't want to miss out on this one. It's guaranteed to pull you in, heat you up, and leave you wanting more. I can't wait for the next story in the Magdalene series. 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.