RELEASE BLITZ: REVIEW, EXCERPT, AND GIVEAWAY: Fusion by Tessa Teevan

Review

Any book that discusses Dawson’s Creek, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, mullets, and a forever kind of love is absolutely a book I want to read, and this is exactly the kind of story that Tessa Teevan gives readers in Fusion.

We live. We laugh. We love.

Three of the most simplest sentences out there but also three of the most consuming and complicated ideas that even with a lifetime to experience them, no one will truly understand how meaningful they are unless they give themselves fully over to someone they can’t live without…to someone who was there since they were kids.

Sierra and Jeremy’s story began when they were eight years old and didn’t really know what friendship or love even meant, but regardless of that fact, what they found in each other all those years ago was a forever kind of friendship and love that may have taken them awhile to figure out, but once they recognized what they could mean to each other and the life they could make together that was all it took to alter their lives in the most blissful and worthwhile ways.

Where you go, I go.

No truer words were said by Sierra and Jeremy to each other on multiple occasions than these ones. It represents what they are to one another down to the core and what they’re willing to do to ensure their connection remains despite the distance or hurdles they might experience.

What I loved most about Fusion was how easy it was to see from the very beginning of the story that Sierra and Jeremy were meant to be together and how easy their relationship progressed once it started. Don’t get me wrong…they faced obstacles and darkness, but it was never anything that would tear them apart because they were part of each other’s soul and that never changed despite a few times when they lost their way.

The reality of Sierra and Jeremy’s relationship in the book was a testament to the kind of people they are and how much better they were when they were side by side, taking on every aspect of life, and Tessa Teevan does a fantastic job of illustrating the ease and depth of their connection even when they were blind to how they truly felt about each other.

In Fusion, readers are granted an insider’s look into Sierra and Jeremy’s twenty year friendship and a bond that every couple hopes for but very few hold on to, which only makes other couples wish to emulate what they have even more.

A lifetime of memories with times of pain and heartbreak as well as extreme joy resonate off the pages of Sierra and Jeremy’s story, and I loved being a part of every moment, both good and bad, because each one is real and honest and pure and they are a testament to a life and a love worth EVERYTHING.

A complimentary copy was provided in exchange for an honest review.

4.5 Poison Apples