Keep running or redemption？Wes and Amanda's story of forgiveness and freedom is very sweet， they are both characters who are struggling with their pasts and the childhoods they were forced to live。 Independently they both decide to leave their lives of crime and live on the straight and narrow， once they meet and fall for each other they realise just how important these choices are in giving them a future。 Whilst you may not be able to relate directly to the lives Wes and Amanda have lived， they Keep running or redemption？Wes and Amanda's story of forgiveness and freedom is very sweet， they are both characters who are struggling with their pasts and the childhoods they were forced to live。 Independently they both decide to leave their lives of crime and live on the straight and narrow， once they meet and fall for each other they realise just how important these choices are in giving them a future。 Whilst you may not be able to relate directly to the lives Wes and Amanda have lived， they are both likable characters who you quickly feel emotionally tied to。I did enjoy this book， however it needs proofing and editing。 It is littered with silly mistakes like: 'Theirs only two of them' rather than 'There's' and 'but then he saw her looked towards him'。 We have Ray admitting to the Sheriff that he and Dorothy are already married and then a few pages later， but years later in the book， Wes tells Amanda 'Ray and Dorothy got married last week'。 These mistakes make the book frustrating to read， which is a shame as I actually enjoyed the plot。 I read this on Kindle Unlimited so cost was not an issue。 。。。more