Title: The Holiday Party
Series:
Author: Brian Perry
Genre: Adult Literature
Published: April 3, 2015
Publisher: First Edition Design Publishing
My Rating: 4 stars
Source: NetGalley
Synopsis:
“All cops go to Heaven. Cop killers, they go to that other place.” So says the narrator of The Holiday Party, a police officer who has seen his best friend killed in the line of duty.
Six years later…September 11, 2001. Struggling with alcoholism and on the brink of suicide, our hero finds himself buried beneath one hundred stories of concrete and steel. Now, in the midst of unspeakable tragedy, he fights to survive, even as he discovers that his greatest challenge is to escape the wreckage of his past and find hope for a better future.
As his situation grows increasingly desperate, a troubled hero learns those timeless lessons his own father never had the opportunity to teach him: love, forgiveness, and honor. But can he learn the final lesson – that though we cannot change our pasts, we can decide what type of person we want to be today.
A touching reminder of the sacrifices police and their families make, this heartwarming and inspirational book is for anyone that has been through a difficult time, or has regrets, or had faith and lost it. In other words, The Holiday Party is a book for all of us, and one that will stay with you long after you put it down.
Read on for my thoughts on The Holiday Party. No true spoilers, promise.

Title: An Inconvenient Mistress
Title: The Girl Who Wouldn’t Die
Title: The Cinderella Princess
I love taking part in features and memes. It brings us book lovers and book bloggers a bit closer together, if only in our shared love of reading great books. So today I discovered something new.
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Since it’s now mid-afternoon where I am, and with the possibility of one or two more things to go up on the blog later ~~ I think it is safe to call this month of March a Wrap.
Title: Reft
Title: Death Falls
Title: The Wild One

Today has been weird. Not to bore anyone with non-book blogging stuff – but it’s just been a weepy, world crashing in kinda day. You ever get those? I hate them – but have learned to just get through them.