the air he breathes by brittainy c cherry

And as the book progresses, he begins to show signs of who he was before and who he is capable of becoming. Tristan does start of the book as a tad rude, but how he is acting is completely realistic and understandable. The book was able to get back on track with the last couple of chapters after that conflict was resolved.Īlmost every character in this book was amazing and well developed.

And it felt less organic than the rest of the book felt.

They’re able to look past the façade that the other one has created and see the pain in each others souls.Īlthough I enjoyed this book, the last major conflict almost disrupted the entire pace and feel of the book. But after an unfortunate meeting and the fact that they are neighbors, they develop a real and raw friendship. And I think a part of them didn’t want to. After losing their spouses Elizabeth and Tristan didn’t think they could find love again. Like mentioned earlier that this is a story about grief, but it’s also a story about love. The author does a great job of writing that and really dives deep into those emotions. It’s emotional and you can truly feel the pain that Elizabeth and Tristan are feeling. There were several times where I almost cried during this book. And when they suddenly didn’t have that person (or persons), it shifted everything and instead of living they were just existing. This was a heartbreaking tale of two people who lost everything. Even if that means pretending that someone else is them. They are struggling and hunted by the tragic events and would do anything bring their loved ones back. Neither Tristan and Elizabeth are doing well. For Elizabeth, she lost her husband/father of her daughter. A year ago, both of them lost someone close to them. The Air He Breaths is about Elizabeth and Tristan. I stumbled across this book again and thought that I might be strong enough to read it. A couple of years ago, I read the description of the book and decided that I didn’t think I was prepared to read a book with such a heavy focus on grief.

The air he breathes by brittainy c cherry