Reviewed by Dan

TITLE: Where There’s a Will Deanes

SERIES: Get Out Book 4

AUTHOR: Sean Kennedy

PUBLISHER:  Harmony Ink Press

LENGTH: 206 Pages

RELEASE DATE:  April 16, 2019

BLURB:

Micah Johnson is coming back to Melbourne, and the story of him and his friends is coming to an end.

Or will it be a new beginning?

Will Deanes and Micah Johnson have a past, one that ranges from bitter enemies to best friends. There might be an undercurrent of something else, but Micah remains oblivious, and all Will can do is try to move on.

Except now Micah’s returning to Melbourne full-time, and that means they can’t avoid each other or the tensions that arise. Will is still dealing with an injury that ended his football career, while Micah’s continues to thrive. As they face highs, lows, and family tragedies, they’ll have to get to know each other all over again. Will Micah see that Will means much more to him than a friend?

REVIEW:

I stumbled on this book recently. I had no idea the author had released another in the series. I’ve been reading the series since it sprang off from the original series, and I’ve got to say Sean Kennedy never fails to drag me into a story and keep me there until the last page has flipped on my kindle.

I was really happy that Will got his story. This time we’re looking at life from Will’s point of view and discover the reasons for all the tension over the years between Micah Johnson and Will Deanes. We already knew that Will was Micah’s bully in high school and that they then became best friends, but Will has always had feelings from Micah that went far beyond friendship. Can he risk it all to admit that he is love with his best friend? If he does will it destroy their friendship?

Will is also still dealing with the pain and scarring of the horrific accident that robbed him of own football career. He shows through this story though that he has moved past it, and is very happy working for GetOut, the organization where he and Micah and their friend Emma were part of the original class.

I enjoyed this one. I really liked Will’s character, and of course I enjoyed catching up with all the other characters we’ve met along the way. It wasn’t heavy. It wasn’t fluff. It was somewhere in the middle. The perfect read for my mood today. I highly recommend this book and the entire series, as well as the author’s previous series Tigers and Devils from which the Get Out series sprung. I’m only sad to say that this one kind of read like the end of the story. I hope not, because I really like the world Mr. Kennedy created.

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