He’s a bit depressed after a failed relationship.

He is also struggling with life and this job is his last-ditch effort to try to get his life back on track. His fear of failure is stopping him from doing much of anything.Įnter Tyler. He hasn’t completely given up the will to live but he is depressed. He is suffering from PTSD, not only from being in the military but losing the love of his life and his life altering accident. Leya did a great job of writing a complete story in a short package. Review: Novellas are typically not my favorite type of read because I’m usually left wanting more. A little trust and honesty can go a long way into helping both of them heal and show that sometimes it takes just a gentle push to make big things happen. Overcoming their differences and finding common ground isn’t easy at first, but Tyler is convinced he can prove to Jason that there is so much more to look forward to. The two strike a deal to help them with their situation, working together to try to piece back their broken lives and find a way to move forward.

When the new nurse appears, he tries to send him packing straight away. Jason is more than fed up at his mother’s attempts to coddle him while he is fighting his own demons. To his surprise, the child he thought he would be caring for turns out to be a fully-grown, angry, young man who appears to be busy feeling sorry for himself. Publishing (September 16th, 2014)īlurb: Tyler really needs the advertised nursing job after the recent break-up left him with nothing more than a bag of clothes and his car.

Pushed by E.M. Leya