Love's Poison

A Novel Based on True Events

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Love's Poison

By: Wayne Liversidge

Narrated by: Wayne Liversidge, Lena Richardson, Dave Patchett, Adam House, Anne Liversidge, Helen House

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When Jim meets Jenny on a blind date, it's love at first sight. Their passionate romance quickly develops into an engagement. But little by little, Jim discovers that the dream woman fights some inner demons that aren't easily gotten rid of.

Wayne LiversidgeWayne LiversidgeLena RichardsonDave PatchettAdam HouseAnne LiversidgeHelen HouseWayne Liversidge

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Contemporary Romance

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Wayne Liversidge - Love’s Poison.

Narrated in the main by the author. Always a winner for me. No one knows the story like they do.

This is a quick read, but it packs a punch.

Jim meets Jenny on a blind date. It’s an instant attraction for them both and things quickly progress between them.
It all seems so perfect, but of course perfection doesn’t exist.

#Love’sPoison is based on the author’s true life experience.
It’s a moving account of addiction and the impact it has on not only the addict, but also the people who love them the most and want nothing more than to help them to a better place.

I enjoyed this book. Jim is a likeable bloke who has a big heart.
Jenny is a complex character, who seems to struggle to live up to peoples expectations of her.
Unfortunately she seeks the answers in all the wrong places.

This book was easy to get into and captured my interest immediately.
I wanted to know what was happening with these characters and I wanted a good outcome for them.

Wayne Liversidge has written his story well. His writing is solid and flows easily.

As a novella, this is indeed a cracking read.
If I’m honest, and this is just my opinion, I dropped a star because this book could have been so much more.
It could easily have been written into a much fuller book. The basics are all there, but I wanted to know more.
More history, more feelings and emotions, more about the raw reality of addiction and more about what happened next.
Like I said, this is entirely my opinion, and at the end of the day, what do I know?

#Love’sPoison is well worth a read. It’s hard hitting, emotional, tragic, poignant and thought provoking.

I’d love to see this filled out into a longer novel.
As it stands, it’s a fast read, but a damn good one.
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