The Difference Between Someday and Forever (Difference Trilogy 3) by Aly Martinez-review tour

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The world took everything from us.

As survivors of not only a plane crash, but two other impossible tragedies, we’d more than earned a life of peace. But time and time again, we were shown that fate had no intention of giving that to us.

Remi and I were soulmates. Plain and simple. Our love should have died in the depths of our darkness, but the sun still exists even when it’s not shining.

The secrets of our past threatened to destroy us at every turn, but for Remi, I would never stop fighting for our future.

The world took everything from us.
And we would stop at nothing until we took it all back—forever.

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REVIEW:THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SOMEDAY AND FOREVER is the third and final instalment in Aly Martinez’s contemporary, adult DIFFERENCE adult DIFFERENCE romantic, suspense trilogy focusing on on twenty-nine year old, accountant Bowen Michaels , and realtor Remi Grey. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SOMEDAY AND FOREVER should not be read as a stand alone as it picks up immediately after the events and cliff hanger of book two THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SOMEHOW AND SOMEWAY.

SOME BACKGROUND: Months earlier Bowen Michaels, and Remi Grey were two of only twenty-seven survivors of a plane crash that claimed the lives of one-hundred and fifty-two people, a crash that claimed the woman Bowen had loved. Bowen and Remi would reconnect at a court hearing in the wake of a number of law suits against the airplane manufacturer, a hearing that would start our couple on a journey towards healing, reconnecting and moving forward.

NOTE: Due to the nature of the story line premise there may be triggers for more sensitive readers.

Told from dual first person perspectives (Bowen and Remi) using present day, dreams and memories from the past, THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SOMEDAY AND SOMEONE picks up immediately after the events of book two in which Remi asks for time away from the man that she loves, time to discover the real Remi Grey. Remi and Bowen’s near fatal plane crash was but one of several tragedies that had befallen our story line couple but Remi goes from the proverbial frying pan into the fire when deceit and obsession threaten the life of Remi Grey. Battling with the betrayal by someone close, Remi’s life hangs in the balance, as Bowen struggles with the prospect of losing it all. What ensues is the rekindling romance and relationship between Bowen and Remi, as the past returns with a vengeance threatening to destroy the fragile balance between life and death.

The relationship between Remi and Bowen struggles in the wake of secrets and lies, betrayal and grief. To protect our story line heroine, Bowen, their family and friends, have refused to reveal the truth about the past, a past that is about to resurface in an act of vengeful violence. As Remi and Bowen begin their life anew, tragedy strikes again, threading to destroy our story line heroine. The $ex scenes are intimate, passionate and seductive without the use of over the top sexually graphic language and text.

Once again, he secondary and supporting characters include the return of Remi’s roommates and best friends Mark, and Aaron and Emily; Remi’s father Jack Grey, Bowen’s siblings Tyson and his fiance Jared, and Cassidy, as well as their parents, and Remi’s new friend Jenna.

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SOMEDAY AND FOREVER is a story of obsession and betrayal, family, friendships and relationships, loss, love and acceptance. The premise is heart breaking, emotional, revealing and twisted; the characters are broken but healing; the romance is impassioned and edgy.

Reading Order and Previous Reviews
The Difference Between Somebody and Someone
The Difference Between Somehow and Someway

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Reviewed by Sandy

Originally from Savannah, Georgia, USA Today bestselling author Aly Martinez now lives in South Carolina with her husband and four young children.

Never one to take herself too seriously, she enjoys cheap wine, mystery leggings, and baked feta. It should be known, however, that she hates pizza and ice cream, almost as much as writing her bio in the third person.

She passes what little free time she has reading anything and everything she can get her hands on, preferably with a super-sized tumbler of wine by her side.

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