Visible

Author: Darlene Corbett
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Pages: 323
Release Date: May 17, 2024
Publisher: Word Crafts Press

Therapist Rachel Karem is accustomed to helping emotionally wounded individuals navigate the murky waters of dealing with complicated family dynamics, relationship issues, and life transitions. When individual therapy hits a brick wall for five successful professionals, she persuades them to engage in a ten-week group therapy program. But working through these sessions with her clients reveals Rachel's own brokenness.

Widowed, childless, and estranged from her family, Rachel wonders if she will ever have a second chance at love. She is amazed when her own therapist advocates for her to "get back in the game." To her surprise, Rachel enrolls in dance classes where she learns the Tango. Romantic, passionate, intense, sensual, dramatic, the Tango embodies everything that is missing in Rachel's life. As she grows more confident in her dance steps, her life becomes more entwined with her handsome dance partner, Michael. But past betrayals haunt Rachel's emotions, and current rivals for Michael's affections feed past rejections.

Even as her clients in the therapy group learn to support each other in their quest for personal wholeness, Rachel yearns for a deeper connection within herself to propel her into the next stage of her life. But will it be with or without Michael?

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Reviewer: Juanita Varela

This book has multiple points of views, which I liked. It kept the story moving along because of the many stories from characters and their secrets. This story had many secrets that needed to be revealed for the healing purposes of the characters. As stated, it kept me hooked on this book. 

It was an interesting story. However, it was a little hard to understand at times. A different point in history would happen and all of a sudden, it was back to the present. I would have liked a better indicator to help me not to be confused. 

This book talked about God, but only when the characters wanted to help others due to the love of God. There is a positive message that there is always hope and that not all people are bad. There are good people who are out there who will want justice for you and have your back. 

The book is relatively clean, but there is talk about characters having premarital sex, although there is no detail.

Disclaimer: I received a complimentary copy of this book from the author through Interviews & Reviews. I was not required to give a favorable review. All opinions are my own.  

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