Brighter Than the Sun by Darynda Jones
(Charley Davidson #8.5) - Reyes Farrow
Summary:
All his life, Reyes Alexander Farrow has suffered the
torments of the damned. Only one thing has given him hope: the woman who
radiates a light that no mortals can see; a light that only the departed can
see...
Told from his point of view, BRIGHTER THAN THE SUN
chronicles the first time Reyes ever encountered Charley, and how their
relationship has been the one thing that can either save him or doom him.
Review:
Yes! I glimpse into Reyes mind! This novella is told from
Reyes point of view covering from Charley’s birth up until Charley goes to
visit him when he is in the hospital in a coma in the first book. It takes us through his tragic childhood, the
things he had to do to survive. His relationship with his sister and Armador.
His time in prison and how he watched over Charley growing up. He thought
Charley a dream, a figment of his imagination up until he finally saw her in
person the first time. Reyes childhood was heartbreaking but his inner strength
is beyond amazing. The telling of this book is a lot darker and has a more
serious tone then any of the books from Charleys POV. Im so glad we got this brief glance from Reyes
POV and hope we get another one!
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