I signed up for the release blitz for The Light House and was offered the chance to review the book. I tossed it around a little and decided to give in to the pull I had to this book. There was just something that kept pulling me to this book. I’ll be honest the first invite I received for this book I tossed. I have to tell you that I’m very glad the second offer came in. Jason has some amazing talent beyond what I could ever put in to words. This man takes you in to the story and has you living it, seeing it and feeling everything these characters are.

I was blown away by the feeling that was drawn out as I read The Light House. You are taken in to a Connie’s world and shown just what if feels like to be lied and taken down to the lowest point that anyone could be. Connie leaves to get away from the controlling relationship she is in. When Connie stumbles on to Blake, who trying to bury his troubles and hide from a life that was once full of promises for him, she shakes his world up.

I was pulled to Connie, she is a very strong willed person that is willing to do the work and not afraid to find the answers she is looking for. She goes full force when she finds something she feels is worth fighting for. Blake on the other had is closed off, making you want to find out what is holding him back. You are pulled to him wanting to know what has caused him to build walls around him and not let anyone in. I felt as though I was right there with them walking the beach, seeing the paint on the canvas of Blake’s work. Jason takes you in to points in this amazing story so well that you swear you can see everything that is being described to you. It’s like looking at the ocean always changing but, you never going to feel the same feelings about it.

I give The Light House a 5 star review hands down. There is so many emotions that you feel and experience within this book that you are amazed at the talent that Jason bring out. This man has been touched with the gift of words. Amazingly written book.