Jas T. Ward

Talk about confusing, but I loved Mr. Ward's quirky humor! He was no one, had no body to call his own and was forced to protect a little boy from his evil dad who tried to shoot him. Little Jess was too afraid to move when his dad took shots at him and only Reno Sundown could snatch him up and make Jess's legs run for his life. He was a keeper of madness. for pain and bad, he got off on violence and he was very good at it. From once being friends to hating each other, Reno just wanted out of Jess's head and out of his control as it was only when Jess had to fight that he'd let Reno take over and do the fighting.… (altro)

A Little Pill Called Love by Jas T. Ward is the most romantic story I have read lately. Rylie and Mike meet in very strange circumstances. Rylie's honesty takes Mike's breath away. After the terrible heartbreak from his past experience, Mike buries himself deep in work and meeting targets. When he meets Rylie on the beach with her bicycle on his forced vacation, Mike couldn't believe that she is real.

Rylie on the other hand has a difficult life. It always is complicated when you are abused by your own mother. Rylie's mother makes her believe that she is sick and keeps Rylie on drugs everyday. She is forced to take so many pills.

Destiny brings Rylie and Mike together. The story unfolds when Rylie realizes that her mother was never honest with her. She, then, fights for herself with the help of her sweet neighbor and also with the strength that Mike's love gave her.

Love is all we need.. the sweet little pill, helping us pick up the broken pieces and fight all the odds. Wonderfully written by Jas Ward. I read this book in one sitting. Loved it, absolutely.… (altro)