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Lennon Reborn

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" Simple magnificent! Scarlett Cole delivers an exquisite, beautiful written romance, the way she only knows best. Sounds cliché but this one is a Must Read. "

"I received a complimentary copy of this book and have volunteered to leave a review."

I wish I have read the previous books of Preload series. I wish I have learn about Scarlett's Cole works sooner. I'm in love with her writing style. Even if Lennon Reborn is quite a long book it never stopped to intrigue me throughout its storyline. For me, it was an amazing journey.

Let me enlighten you a little about the plot without spoiling it. Their lives have nothing in common. However, Lennon and Georgia are meant to be met in an awful accident. She saves his life. He doesn't want to be saved. He lives in the dark side but she is the one who will show him the way to the light. He now needs to embrace it and comfront his demons. While at the beginning Lennon believes that Georgia has destroyed him with her decision to save him, he found himself more ready to live than ever before. Georgia stimulate him into being what he always meant to be. The heartbeat of everyone aroung him.

The story of Lennon Reborn deals with important themes, as grief, loss, guilt, love. The details that accommodate the story are, also, soul wretching. Scarlett's Cole approach is so poignant and descriptive that it was impossible not to fall for Lennon and Georgia. They both have their issues, they both have anchors that keeps them away from their personal happiness. If I said for a book that brings all the feels before then Lennon Reborn magnifies them. My heart was bleeding for Lennon and Georgia and, while I wanted to see them being finally together, I was afraid that the author had other plans for them. Scarlett Cole kept me on the edge the whole time. What I keep in my heart after finishing Lennon Reborn; every single word. Lennon's had shattered my heart into millions of pieces and Georgia's glued it back into a new heart with a much stronger beating. Wish their story never ended...Until next time, enjoy your free time reading great books with the most unforgettable stories.

Vivi
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I do not want this series to end!!! Scarlett Cole has written a group of guys who completely own my heart and some of the most emotional books I've read recently. Jordan and Lennon were the two who affected me the most, and I've been waiting what seems like forever to know the real story behind Lennon and meet three woman who could finally reach him.  This story was everything I'd hoped it would be. It tugged my heart all over the place but made me so happy in the end.
I was thrilled to receive an ARC from Net Galley.
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Cole brought all the feels in Lennon Reborn. Beautiful and stunning, I kept waiting for that ray of light, and Cole brought it.
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Lennon McCartney believes he doesn't have much to live for. So, when he's in a horrific accident and loses his chance to continue his life as a musician, he's all but given up hope of things in his life getting better. However, when Georgia Starr comes to his aid, he begins to see there's plenty to live for. Will Georgia be able to help Lennon heal the deep wounds of his past in order to achieve their happy ever?

What a beautifully-crafted, emotionally-devastating, fast-paced read Ms. Cole has penned in this fourth book of her Preload series, which is also the best of the series yet. Since Lennon has given up on life after everything he's been through and the heroine is ready to live her life the way she wants instead of caring about being the daughter of an elitist, arrogant father who doesn't respect her, even though she's accomplished so much as a  neurosurgeon. Will the pair be able to help each other heal from the wounds of their pasts?

The way this story started had me immediately hooked because Lennon hasn't had it easy in life and it's understandable why he's ready to give up on life. However, it was from the moment the hero and heroine meet where this story really takes off, as Georgia is the bright light at the end of Lennon's dark tunnel and determined to show him that he shouldn't give up. Will she be able to convince him that life is worth living, especially after what he's lost because of the accident? 

As for the dialogue, it was intense due to the main characters back stories, especially that of the hero and I could understand why his bandmates are so determined to make him realize how much he's loved and that he'll never be alone again. Will he finally unload to his friends all that he's been through in his life? Moreover, the main characters are incredible, well-developed and I loved every interaction between them, as the heroine isn't about to let Lennon drown in his sorrow. 

With the heroine, she's resilient, courageous and I liked how determined she was to help Lennon through everything because his world has been turned upside down. I also liked how she finally stood up to her father and wasn't about to let him get away with anything, especially with what he tries to do that leaves the heroine making big decisions for her life and finally realizing that she's better off without such impropriety in her life. Why can't her father love her like a father should? While the hero, I absolutely loved him. He goes through so much in this story, but I loved that he put his trust in the heroine because letting Georgia get to know all of him -- the good and the bad -- goes a long way to helping him heal. I also loved the tight bond he shares with his bandmates and how they're not about to let him give up either. He's family and loved and nothing will ever change that. 

Overall, Ms. Cole has delivered a superb read in this book where the chemistry between this couple was powerful; the romance was hot and shows how good these two are together; and the ending had me loving how these two work through their biggest obstacle to be together because someone has to make a tough choice. Will it be Georgia or Lennon? However, it was the epilogue that wrapped this story up perfectly because of how good things have worked out for the hero after everything he's been through. Really, meeting the heroine is the best thing to happen to him. I would recommend Lennon Reborn by Scarlett Cole, if you enjoy tear-jerking stories that will leave you with a smile on your face at the end when the main characters achieve their happy ever after or if you enjoy books by authors Kimberly Kincaid, Avery Flynn, Claudia Connor and Devney Perry. Just remember to have a tissue handy when you start reading this story. You'll need it!
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Lennon Reborn by Scarlett Cole 
Preload #4

Lennon McCartney is the youngest member of and drummer for the rock group Preload. When the story begins he is has an internal dialogue running as he writes in his journal and he seems to be distancing himself from the rest of the band – men that all consider one another brothers by choice if not by blood – men who met in a foster home after horrific issues earlier in their lives. With most of the band’s partners and children on the bus at the end of the tour Lennon is the only one still on his own. As they are traveling in New York in in the bus hired to get them to their next venue an accident occurs that will be life changing for Lennon. 

Dr. Georgina Starr, a neurosurgeon, happens to witness the accident, steps in to triage, saves at least one person and then becomes a big part of Lennon’s life as he begins to deal with the trauma from the accident. She pushes him to take better care of himself and to follow medical protocol that will assist in his healing. She also becomes very close to him – so close that he begins to let down some of the walls he has built to keep him emotionally safe – if perhaps not entirely emotionally healthy. 

Both Lennon and Gia (as Lennon calls her) begin a relationship that has the potential to provide them with more than either has ever expected but before they can get to a HEA they both may want they are required to work through a number of issues to make sure they are both emotionally, physically and professionally alright in the future. 

This was an emotional story in more ways than one. It had me unable to put it down till I finished in the wee hours of the morning and still thinking about what I had read a few days later. This series was wonderful and I am sorry to have to say goodbye to these characters but am also happy that they all came out at the end of the series still “brothers” and have grown their family while also finding peace.

Thank you to NetGalley, St. Martin’s Press and Barclay Publicity for the ARC – This is my honest review. 

5 Stars
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I have been a fan of Scarlett Cole's since I read her first book The Strongest Steel back in 2015, not only do I enjoy her story lines but the way she writes really pulls me into the story as if I am right there watching everything as it's happening. I think it's a true gift to be able to do that and she does it every single time.

This has been an emotional series but Lennon, holy cow, I really don’t know what to say. This story had me in tears for the majority of the book. Before chapter two ended I had huge tears rolling uncontrollably down my face, I shouldn't have been reading while in public because I knew this would be an emotional read but I just couldn't put the book down. We start the story off with a life altering event in not only Lennon's life but the life of his band mates and their families as well. This event is where Lennon first meets Georgia, and thankfully she doesn't listen to him....smart woman! and that's all I can say about that.

Lennon and Georgia may have had an instant attraction but it does take time for things to heat up which I really appreciated, because under the circumstances anything else would have felt false. Lennon has been through so much in his life things that would horrify anyone with a conscience.

Scarlett Cole is freaking amazing with wiggling her way into your heart then gutting you but somehow she brings the rainbow at the end of an epic storm. Lennon is the final book in the Preload series, and to say she saved the best for last would be an understatement. I have enjoyed getting to know each and everyone of the band members. I was thrilled when Jordan got his book because I needed to know what made him the man that he is and for a long time he was my absolute favorite of the famous five, but now that I have read Lennon's story I have to say that he may have nudged Jordan out of the top spot.
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Wow I can say that this one was one of my favorite in the series!So intense that I felt so connected to the characters and it was more intimidate ! Also I could feel  the attraction between them, and their feelings develop beautifully and realistically. There were tons of touching messages and moments in this story , a beautiful story!
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Scarlett Cole has written a heart wrenching emotional story about life, heartache, loss and survival. Lennon has experienced so much pain and heartache within his childhood and this has caused him to suffer in silence throughout his adult life. This was evident throughout the series when Lennon would make remarks that showed just how much pain he was carrying around. In Lennon Reborn the author did an amazing job with writing this emotional story and it would have to be one for the best book series I have had the pleasure of reading.
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Reviews by the Wicked Reads Review Team

Avid Reader – ☆☆☆☆
M/F Romance
Triggers: Suicide, Traumatic Injury - accident, Child neglect, Child death

Lennon is struggling with his life. Despite loving his job, he also sees his brothers/bandmates moving forward in their lives. Lennon's inner voice is constantly telling him that there is nothing worthy in him. When Lennon and his bandmates are in an accident, Lennon's outlook on life only become more bleak.

Georgia is a hard working surgeon. She knows her job and knows that she's amazing. BUT, with a family full of doctors – all her brothers and her father – she feels that she never truly measures up because her dad and brothers are constantly belittling her and her career. When she witnesses an accident, she can't help but help. What she doesn't expect is to see her patient bleeding out and hearing him wanting to give up – wanting her to give up on him.

Georgia can't help but see Lennon for who he truly is – she can't help but see his pain too. Instead of an epic romance, you get to see their journey together. Lennon works through his past issues and current situation and Georgia has to work through her family's betrayal and her desire to continue on her career. Lennon also returns the kindness and love to Georgia by seeing how hard she works and how much she cares about her patients.

I really enjoyed this story – it was strong and emotional, realistic and enjoyable.


Sarah – ☆☆☆☆☆
This story starts with an explosive plot twist that had me completely shocked (no spoilers!). In the aftermath, an unlikely friendship emerges between a heavy metal drummer and a high-flying neurosurgeon.

As with every book in this series, Lennon’s story is heartbreaking at times and I blubbered through good chunks of it. Where other band members struggled to justify their present success and happiness against their childhood horrors, Lennon must deal with the trauma in his present while also working through his terrifying past experiences.

As a surgeon, Georgia is just as successful and celebrated as Lennon in her own circles. Georgia struggles with a family that is cold, pushy, and brutally competitive. And while she is the best at what she does, her job consumes all of her energy. Her surprising friendship with Lennon provides much needed social interaction and provides some balance in her life.

The relationship between Lennon and Georgia builds slowly. In the beginning, they provide a place of escape for each other. Friendship follows and soon, Georgia and Lennon make each other stronger and more resilient.

This last Preload book is beautiful. I was fully consumed by the characters, their experiences, and their emotions. Beyond the suffering, this series always offers strands of hope and redemption and while this story starts in a very dark place, Lennon’s Preload family doesn’t allow him to stay there. I love the ‘family of choice’ theme that runs through this whole series and I’ve loved watching the Preload men grow into themselves and their relationships. I am so sad that the series has finished but I’m definitely going back to the beginning for a binge reread.


Ruthie – ☆☆☆☆☆
Another 5 star read for the last book in the series – but as I have thought about every single one as I read it... this is definitely my favourite... until I find time to read them all one after the other and love them all as much as the other.

Whilst the other stories have given us insight into painful pasts, and clarity over the joy that can be possible in the present, this one makes us question both the past and the future. And yes, make sure you have plenty of tissues to hand, and a private space in which to imbibe this wonderful book.

Lennon definitely competes with the rest of the men for a terrible past, one which has done him some awful damage which still scars his mind. And somehow, the power of love, the love of a woman who just somehow gets him, will make all the difference in the world to his future happiness. And whilst the way he meets her has to be the hardest thing to ever happen to him, she is everything he needs.

Georgia is such a perfect match for Lennon. Only Ms. Cole could have possibly imagined such a person, with intensely different, but serious family issues, could have given Lennon the chance to become whole. I love that he believes his mission to be to save her, just as she is inevitably saving him right back.

Beautifully intense, sexy, and just wonderful. This is really an amazing story, I recommend it to you with every bit of me, heart, brain, and soul. Some of the scenes are so perfect, so simple in their words, so intense in their meaning. Thank you, Ms. Cole, thank you for an amazing group of men and the women who love them – but maybe, most of all, thank you for Maisie and Ellen. 


Mary Jo – ☆☆☆☆
Lennon's struggles only get worse and more intense after the bus crash that injures him and his bandmates and their families. Waking up after the accident and learning the truth about what happened to him, he only wants to be alone.

The accident reminds him of his past, his neglectful mother, and his long-lost sister. He blames himself for the accident that caused his sister's death and believed everything his mother ever told him.

Georgia is a breath of fresh air in Lennon's life. It’s as if she sees him in a way that no one else can. She listens to his words and then to what he's not saying with his mouth, but with his eyes and body language.

Georgia likes being with Lennon. For all of his medical issues, he's easy to be around. He sees her in ways that her family doesn't. He lets her be... he just lets her be. He doesn't expect extraordinary things from her other than to be present with him. He encourages her to do the things she wants and to be the person she longs to be.

A truly fitting end to this wonderful series. 


Kris – ☆☆☆☆☆
Lennon was really a heartfelt look into a person with a horrible childhood trying to find it in his heart to accept love when he feels like he's not deserving. Having been ignored and abandoned by his teenaged birth mother, Lennon never formed the bonds that teach us how to love or accept affection. Finding his "brothers" in the group home they shared helped, but Lennon always felt like an outsider, much due to his own tendency to push people away. After a horrible accident and Lennon losing his arm, he feels the band won’t need him or want him anymore. Coming to grips with a horrible situation and learning how to live with only one arm, Lennon finds himself opening his heart to the doctor who saved his life that tragic day.

Georgia is a workaholic, she's a renowned neurosurgeon and has spent her entire life honing her craft, her calling. Coming from a very long line of neurosurgeons, including her father and three brothers, being the only woman was trying and difficult. Never really adding up in her father’s eyes, Georgia is tired of the misogyny of her family. Lennon is so different from the other men in her life. He encourages her to have fun, take time off, and enjoy the quiet moments. In turn, Georgia is showing Lennon that he's wanted and needed. The two of them were sweet and sincere and touching.

I thought the chemistry between them was fantastic but also worried that Georgia was a bit too accepting of Lennon's mercurial moods. I also struggled with the ending. Georgia leaves everything behind to go with Lennon. Her home, her practice, her life. He pretty much just says, hey, go work at this hospital instead of the one you've made a name for yourself at because it would be better for me. Love sometimes does make people make tough decisions, sacrifices and compromises are what happen in a relationship. While Lennon was definitely in need of his brothers/bandmates and his home to help with his fledgling recovery, I found him really selfish expecting Georgia to leave everything. Then again, to quote a favorite movie "What wouldn't I do for the right guy?" (credit: Practical Magic) applies here. Because love is something to give it all up for... sometimes. Felt the ending was a bit rushed. Would have liked more on Georgia's father and the fallout of her leaving the Starrs of New York and moving to Canada with a rock star. Georgia just fell into the friendship with the other women of Preload and Lennon starred in the ending. It was his book, just felt Georgia got a bit pushed to the wayside.


Lee’Anne – ☆☆☆☆☆
This is a book with all the feels – I loved it!

Lennon McCartney is at the height of his career as a drummer for a band that is crazy popular. He and his bandmates are involved in an accident that results in the loss of Lennon’s arm and, he thinks, his livelihood. Having witnessed the accident, Doctor Georgia Starr is quick to jump in to provide any medical attention she can, and she quickly takes a liking to Lennon. When Lennon pushes everyone in his life away, Georgia steps in and offers him a place to live and a shoulder to lean on. This is the start of a great friendship that quickly turns into so much more.

I really enjoyed the progression of this story, it didn’t feel rushed but still has a great pace. Georgia and Lennon are made for one another, Georgia is the perfect balance to Lennon’s moodiness while Lennon gives her the push she needs to step outside her family’s “bubble” in New York. I adored both of their characters and found the journey that Lennon goes on accepting life without his arm truly inspiring. This is the first in the series that I’ve read – so I’d say it can definitely be read as a standalone but on that same note, I’m adding the first three books to my TBR!

I also have to say I love the title of this book – it’s so very fitting!
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Rating 4.5/5*
Grab your tissues when you read this emotive story! Wow - what a finale this proved to be. I've thoroughly enjoyed every book in this series but think this is possibly the most moving, a story that takes the reader through the whole gamut of emotions. Lennon's back story itself is moving in its own right but add in the accident happens and you learn of the consequences, it is so brilliantly portrayed you feel everything. Then, as if Lennon and the supportive Preload family aren't enough, Dr Georgia Starr is added to the mix!

Georgia's a very intelligent, motivated and inspirational neurosurgeon but her family are the antithesis of the Preload family. The Starr men are highly competitive, her father is so far up his self that he's an arrogant, manipulative, hateful character and her brothers seem to have been tarred with the same brush - what odious men they all seem to be - not wanting to acknowledge that the youngest member of the family is actually the most skilled surgeon amongst them, wanting to pull to pieces her decisions rather than celebrating her successes. Now, put this hardworking surgeon together with Lennon and the sparks fly! Can she break through the barriers Lennon has erected to push people away? Can he get Georgia to start to work to live rather than live to work? They both need to balance their lives but will the emotional and physically injuries heal to bring them together or will others drive them apart?

This is such a superb story, especially after reading the others in the series and really wanting Lennon to have his own HEA, too. As usual for this author, the characters are brilliantly portrayed, so easy to empathise with. This story is action packed, an emotional roller coaster with so many ups and downs, twists and turns, you're never quite sure where it will take you next. I have no hesitation in highly recommending this rock romance and the rest of this superb series.

I requested and was given a copy of this novel, via NetGalley, with no obligation. This is my honest review of the book after choosing to read it.
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I loved this book. Which is no surprise because I love this series. My heart broke into a million pieces when it comes to Lennon. Learning his back story and then what happens to him in the beginning of the book. The silver lining is it puts him on the path of the future he has always dreamed of. The book definitely pulled all the emotions out if me. The books in this series took me on a dollar coaster of emotion, but also the story is beautiful. The journey both Lennon and Georgia take is truly beautiful. I can't help want them get their HEA. It won't be easy, but so rewarding.
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This is the first I have read in this series, though a few of the characters make appearances in the Second Circle Tattoos series. I am hooked! 

Lennon is the brooding drummer of the band Preload. He carries a lot of baggage from his childhood and has issues connecting with others. He is looking forward to time off from the road when the band's tour bus is in an accident and he loses his arm. He wants to give up on life, but doctor Georgia Starr saves his life. Lennon is not a good patient, but Georgia's encouragement helps him heal. Georgia has her own issues dealing with her overachieving family and never feeling like she is good enough. As they both deal with their issues, they fall in love. Lennon finally opens up about his childhood and the demons that have followed him ever since. Georgia gets the courage to stand up to her family and strike out on her own away from them. 

I finished this book in a day and just downloaded the first three books. Highly recommend.
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Lennon has had a hard life but he found a family with his band, although now that they have all found love he is worried they will leave him behind.  When tragedy strikes and he has lost his ability to play the drums, he feels he is now worthless.  Dr. Georgia Starr, does her best to survive in her world with a father and family who is happy to criticize her at every turn, was there that day and helped with the injured, however she couldn’t forget Lennon.  She visits him in the hospital and they begin to spend time together.  Can the both tear down their walls to help each other heal?  This read is filled with emotion that really draws you in from beginning to end.  The chemistry is steamy and the story amazing.  I was hooked from beginning to end.
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From the very beginning of this book I felt my heart being ripped out. I knew from the previous books in the series that Lennon had so much pain inside him that he never lets out. When he meets Georgia "Gia" they begin a relationship like no other that they've had.

When Lennon starts opening up and you learn everything that he's been through, have some tissues handy. Then you have Gia's dad, who is a pompous butthead where nothing is ever good enough and always tries to undermine her. I wanted to throat punch him.

They're both damaged souls that the more that they get to know each other. They learn to share what's going on with themselves. They learn it's ok to lean on another person but they have a lot against them. More than just their pasts, they have a lot to work for to get the future that they both deserve. 

I will definitely recommend this book, actually this whole series. I am definitely sad to see them go and can't wait to see what's next from this author.
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Lennon McCartney has taunted readers from the inception of the Pre-load series with his elusive behavior and mixed signals.  On one hand he could be endearing yet just as easily turn aloof and at times seemingly spiteful.  No person could really reach him until his fated encounter with Dr. Georgia Starr. In Lennon Reborn, the inner workings and the culminations of the leads past come to the forefront as they deal with an event that bonds them in an intimate and exclusive way. The title aptly describes how Lennon voiced his need to be released from his pain in a poignant moment where he existed in a place between life and death.  His fragile coping mechanisms destroyed, his demise/rebirth was held in the hands of Dr. Georgia Starr.  She held the key to his salvation from her literally being at the scene of his near death to the relationship she developed with Lennon giving him a reason to embrace life.  As Ms. Cole revealed Lennon's secrets she also tackled his very ambivalent existence as she guided him through a series of choices that ultimately proved his worth.  Before Lennon Georgia went through the motions of living but never really knew what it was to partake in life.  Through Lennon she felt in color.  This couple lived in emotional prisons and their connecting with each other set them free in a deeply moving and often brutal way.

It is hard not to fall in love with the Pre-load series and every one of its five members.  Each installment was beautifully crafted, even while dealing with heart-wrenching and often ugly subject matter, that even the most hardened reader would find it hard not to be affected by. Ms. Cole is an excellent writer, she plots well and writes in such a way that readers can easily connect to her characters.  What makes this author stand out though is not only does she form a connection for her audience but it is apparent from her opening lines forward that she is fully invested and deeply tied to her work as well. This makes all the difference and brings her books to a whole other level. It is always sad to see a highly anticipated exceptional series reach its conclusion but Scarlett Cole has created a group of characters that will live on in many a fan's heart.  With Lennon Reborn Scarlett Cole has firmly established herself as a romance rockstar!
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An emotional and solid romance by Scarlett Cole. First I've read by her and I loved it! Georgia meets Lennon and sparks fly. Good!
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Oh, my.... This book should come with a big fat warning: Bring handkerchiefs, wear no mascara, not even the waterproof kind and  - most important: DON'T READ IN PUBLIC! 
Yup, you will cry, believe me and you will close the book, let's say, some chapters in and will scream and rant and you will hate the author. She might redeem herself till the end but - wow, that was a blow. 

I mean, we all know by now (or if you don't, well, I guess that you haven't read the other books in this series, right?) that those guys didn't have an easy life. Far from it. Every single one of those members of "Preload", a rock band,  has a shitty past so I'm all for them getting a new chance and a new life and happiness and all that stuff. I wasn't prepared for THAT. Definitely not. Lennon has a very hard time ahead in this book and I felt and cried and fought with him. Fortunately, though, he has Georgia at his side. Georgia is perfect - and perfect for him. I loved their interactions, their sparks and I loved how she went out of her way to help him and to be there for him when he needed someone at his side, someone to fight for and someone to hold onto when things got too rough.
Oh, and don't worry, the rest of the band is around as well, at least as much as they are allowed and this family by choice and the way they care for each other? Wow. Simply amazing! I really love this band, these guys and their women and simply this series!
Another emotional roller coaster and a brilliant book by Scarlett Cole!
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Oh. WOW. Now, this is a freaking R-O-M-A-N-C-E.

I think I've said it before: The Preload gang has a special place in my heart bec of the setting --- my own Toronto 🇨🇦. This fact makes things more vivid and real for me bec I can picture where everything occurs bec I've actually been to the places mentioned in the book. But more than this, I love this series bec it's Scarlett Cole's beautiful way with words, with storytelling, that captures my heart. 

Gah. She took me on such a emotional journey with Lennon and Georgia. At times, reading about Lennon's life was hard --- you'll need your tissues, I'm telling you --- but boy, the blossoming and rebirth (ha!) is an outcome that will have your heart full of feels and happiness for Lennon and Georgia. 

For fans of the series, I think you'll love this conclusion to the series as much as I did.

Thank you to NetGalley for generously giving me an ARC.
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4.5 Stars

Lennon sits on the tour bus on their way to the final show of Preload’s US tour, worrying about what he will do when the band takes some time off to regroup. Envy for his brother who have someone in their lives to share the time off with is also causing anger inside Lennon. Then tragedy strikes as a dump truck slams into the side of the tour bus flipping it on its side throwing the band members and loved ones all around the bus. Georgia Starr is On her way home from work where she surgically separated conjoined twins. A very successful surgery has her in a pretty good mood until she watches the collision of the dump truck and bus. Running to help she finds many injured. As she gets those out that are conscious she then moves to the more seriously injured. Finding Lennon pinned by one of the seats clinging to life as he had lost a lot of blood, ready to give up on his life she vows to not let him die. Lennon loses his arm in the accident changing his life forever. He plays the drums, this band is his whole life. What is he going to do. When everyone is healed he insists that they all go back to Toronto. He can’t talk to his brothers about what he is feeling. He shuts off communication with everyone. Georgia comes to visit and manages to get him to open up about his pain. Georgia tries to be there for Lennon as much as possible to help him through this. A friendship turns into more than either expected. New prosthetic advancement changed his outlook on his future. With a little time he might be back to playing what he loves. I have thoroughly enjoyed reading this series of Scarlett Cole’s. Each book got better and Better.

*** Advanced copy provided in exchange for an honest review. ***
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4 Heartfelt Stars

Lennon Reborn by Scarlett Cole is a beautiful, emotional and heartfelt read.

After reading the previous books I knew reading Lennon's story was going to bring out the feels. 
My heart broke hearing/learning everything he'd been through, how much pain and hurt can one little boy take without it leaving him broken, tired and thinking he couldn't cope anymore. :'(
From the moment Georgia enters Lennon's life I knew this woman was going to bring him the peace, love and acceptance he's been craving but thinking/feeling he's not worthy of it.

These two together made my heart smile, I loved how they both made each other feel with encouragement, honesty, love and just being there through thick and thin.
They shared a special love that we all look for and very few are lucky enough to find.

Lennon and Georgia were true soul mates, I loved watching them get their much deserved happily ever after.

Lastly, I wanted to thank author Scarlett Cole for writing such a beautiful, heartwarming epilogue. I loved seeing how happy and in love all our couples were and how far these boys had all come.

The Preload series has been a joy to read, I've cried, I've swooned and I've fallen in love with four beautiful souls and I'm so happy to have read their stories.

*Lennon Reborn is now live!*
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*A big thank you to the publisher via Netgalley for the advance copy*
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