Jagged Ink Book Reviews

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Loved it. Absolutely loved this book. Started out in a major low but ended on a great high. Loved how she told a great story and kept you on the edge of your seat. Can’t wait for more

Carter and Roxie!! Amazing!!. This book gives you all the feels! Loved Roxie and Carter! This book is absolutely amazing and I’ve enjoyed all of the books from this series each one has been excellent in there own way. I couldn’t get enough of the book once I started the pages flowed and the vivid storytelling keeps the reader engaged. Overall, I highly recommend.

Second Chances. I really loved this book! I have read very few books with couples that are already married. This book was an emotional roller coaster. Marriage has ups and downs just like a roller coaster and takes lots of work to last. Sit back and grab your Kleenex. You will need it for this wonderful second chance story.

Chock full of emotions. This was chock full of emotions, straight from the get go. Be prepared to be emotionally wrecked before you start feeling happier feels. Roxie & Carter get put through the wringer before their world spins right

An emotional ride!. Jagged Ink was breaking my heart from chapter after chapter. To understand the torment and shadows that haunt Carter and Roxie. I really thought this was it. A Montgomery was not going to have their HEA. Carrie Ann Ryan sends a powerful message about marriage. Patience and love should trump all. But what about the in between? Should Carter and Roxie give up? I still have the chills creeping up my skin. My heart cried out for these two. I am still left with these two on my mind. I love the Montgomery's forever. But with Jagged Ink, you see that they will not judge or take sides. They will wait out the storm. A truly beautiful story about ever lasting love. If you are married, it will make you hold on tight to your significant other.

So Good!!. I have anticipated this book since we met Roxie and Carter in Fallen Ink. We have hints that they were struggling, yet no further information. This book was a page turner and it was took me on an emotional rollercoaster. Both characters are hurting so much and can't talk to anyone to help open the lid of their emotions to begin the healing. Once the lids were cracked then the healing began. This story reminds you that when you isolate yourself you take your biggest cheerleaders out of the picture. I loved the story and all at he emotions that went with it. I so enjoyed getting to know Landon a little better and the introduction to Liam. Well Done!!!

Unpredictably Awful. Hundreds of pages of whining and sniveling by a couple who decided not to talk to each other. Yawn. Skip this one. I also get the distinct impression that this one didn’t see an editor.

Roxie & Carter. “Jagged ink” finally lets us in on what’s happening with Roxie and Carter. First year newly wedded bliss isn’t exactly blissful when your husband gets injured, your family continues to have issues, and everyone around you is suddenly having babies. This story was good, but I felt like there were some parts lacking. It also ties all the Colorado Springs Montgomery’s up together while introducing us to the Boulder bunch.

An emotional must read!. A marriage that started strong finds themselves in the brink of such emotional pain that will cost them more heartbreak. This newest release was such an emotional read with likable characters and a storyline that is relatable. One click this romance read that will have your heart hurting then heal as these couple find their deserved HEA. I voluntarily reviewed an advance readers copy of this book.

Jagged Ink. Jagged Ink is the third book in the Montgomery Ink: Colorado Springs series. Roxie is the youngest of four, and has always been surrounded by lots of protective family ready to lend a hand. But Roxie is constantly wanting to prove her independence and her capability to herself and pushing it onto her husband Carter. Carter has been an orphan since his parents died when he was 18. He knows what it means to have nothing and have to survive. He also knows what it meant to have a family again and be included with the Montgomery's once he married Roxie. and now its all being taken away again. Neither knows how to help the other, how to reach the pain each of them are holding to so tightly, and neither of them knows how to talk about the big things that rocked their still new marriage to the core until its must this side of too late. Then all the card are on the table, and no one is wanting to let go. I really loved this conclusion to the CS Montgomery. i know they will still be in other books and we sill see their lives progressing but i loved Roxie and carter being the last couple. it shows how much they ha to go through together while the other couples where finding each other and nee love. what they were suffering - in silence- even though everyone knew they protected them more by not asking. cant wait for the next spin off series to begin!

You’ll need tissues for this one.. I voluntarily reviewed an Advance Reader’s Copy of this book We have come to the end of the Colorado Springs branch of the Montgomery tree with Roxie and Carter’s story. If you are new to Carrie Ann Ryan”s Montgomery clan don’t fret you won’t be lost as each book in the series is a stand alone story, reading the other stories isn’t mandatory it’s just plain FUN!!! Roxie and Carter’s story is a little different because they are already married, but that marriage is coming to a end and it isn’t because of a lack of love. Ryan shows us what a lack of communication does to a marriage with this one and boy does she just rip those heartstrings apart with it. As I said a lack of love is not what drives these two, Roxie and Carter have soo much love for each other that it is a beautiful thing and seeing that fall apart is just awful, however there is a happy ending in sight. Falling apart, divorce papers, and a blind date is the push that is needed (Wow that is one heck of a push) to get Carter to see that what they need is communication and to fight for them. Only Ryan can rip you apart and put you back together with a nice little bow and introduce the next Montgomery Branch in one awesome story. She also showed me that no matter what talk to your partner, no matter what it is or how you think you’re being strong for them by not talking, because in the end it will just end up hurting you both more.

All the Feels!!. Roxie and Carter’s story is my new favorite Carry Ann Ryan story!! My emotions were all over the place and tears fell more than once. It was definitely worth the wait!!!

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Love this series but not my favourite. I found this really hard to rate and review. On one hand I absolutely love CAR and most of her books I loved the way the book was written and included very well into the current series but I just didn’t jell well with Carter and Roxi, even though I’ve been waiting to find out what all drama between them was all about. I know not every relationship is easy and needs working at but I just felt that it was all unnecessary because of there lack of there communication and they hurt each other and there family because of something as simple as them not wanting to stop working and talk to each other. I could of given 5 stars just because I love this author but I really didn’t enjoy this book like all the others and couldn’t rate dishonestly.

Can they fix what’s broken?. Roxie and Carter’s story what can I say about it. It was sad and heartbreaking all at once. We found the couple had got married and as we navigate this book it soon becomes clear that something happened to them that makes Roxie question the marriage and Carter unable to voice how he is feeling which leads to one conclusion.....divorce. It didn’t bother me with the lack of conversations between characters but it does show what millions of people do and say in their own heads every day when faced with this scenario. With the strain and the papers signed will this be the end of this couple? Although people within the book said they wouldn’t take sides I found that only Landon and Ryan came out to talk to Carter whilst everyone else seemed to blame him. A great read from the start and I certainly devoured it in one. I can’t wait to see Landon’s story.

Gripping & Enchanting. Jagged Ink is the third and final book is the Colorado Springs Montgomeries series. We already know so much and yet so little about youngest sister Roxie and her husband Carter. We know that they have been going through some tough times, but not why; we know that he was injured in a fire saving her sister, but not what happens next. This book dealt with some difficult topics, delicately, but that changes the mood of the book; you feel the angst of uncovering their secrets and figuring out how they can love each so much, but not seem in love. It is a gripping read and despite a deeper and moodier tone, it is also enchanting and romantic. I voluntarily reviewed an advanced copy of this book.

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Sweet !!. I absolutely love anything Carrie writes. This is all inspiring book for couples that struggle. I really wanted to throw the book through the window because they wouldn’t talk to each other. I received this book free for an voluntarily review.

When HEA isn’t enough. The Montgomery Ink - Colorado Springs series continues with Carter Marshall and Roxie Montgomery, a couple fighting to keep what they need. I'm going to start by saying you will need tissues, ice cream and chocolate. This book was hard to read, because of the depth of emotions in this book and took me a little longer to be able to get through it. But, I'm so glad I read Roxie and Carter's story. Roxie and Carter were married and happy together, until they weren't. Something happens and their world is torn apart. This isn't your typical romance, it starts after the marriage. There were many tears shed while reading this book, and my heart hurt for Roxie and Carter. I was a little frustrated at the beginning of this book as Carter and Roxie would not sit down and talk to each other and deal with the elephant in the room, instead they just continued to circle it. You could see that they still loved each other and didn’t want their marriage to end. But I’m so glad I read till the end and went on this roller coaster of emotions with them.

Jagged ink. Was a little hard to keep focused with this book. Just seemed to drag. A story that needed to be told, but felt like so much inner reflection, that it bogged down the story. Love the Montgomery Clan and their stories, this one just did not grab me. 👍👍👍👍😁

Roxie and Carter. This book has so much emotion. The story touches on issues that many couples face and it is handled really well. The Montgomery's are always a good read but you will need tissues for this one. There is lots of heartache, some fun, lots of love and steamy scenes and of course a HEA.

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Repetitive. This book could have been a stellar novella, but as an actual book it just dragged on and on.

Disappointed. I’ve read almost all of Carrie Ann Ryan’s books but this one falls short. I felt disconnected from Roxie and Carter, the protagonists, which was disappointing. The repetition of how the marriage failed was annoying and the book moved very slowly.