Callum by Sawyer Bennett (Pittsburgh Titans Book 12)

I was curious about Callum, but never expected his story to be so complicated.

About Callum

Callum and Juniper (Junie) were high school and college sweethearts. He is two years older than her, so when he graduated from college his career required traveling, A LOT of traveling. He made the unilateral decision that it was no life for Junie so he left her at home. And we all know how it goes when a unilateral decision is made, on either side.

Junie waited and waited. In the meantime, she became friends with Callum’s step brother, who was and still is jealous of what he is and what he has. So he started encouraging Junie to give Callum an ultimatum. And, again, we all know how ultimatums go.

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It’s now 15 years later. Junie is in a loveless and abusive marriage to Joshua, the step brother. Callum is finally in a position now that would allow for a family life, but Junie is taken. Until he gets the call that his mom has fallen and is in surgery.

Brienne Norcross, the owner of the Pittsburgh Titans, gives him her plane to fly home to be with his mother. While home, the truth starts coming out about Junie’s marriage. To the point that Callum makes arrangements for her father so she has no excuses not to leave the abuse. When his mother tells him to get her out of town and as far away from Joshua as possible, he takes her seriously and does it. But neither one of them never anticipated the lengths Joshua would go to.

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Trigger Warnings

This story has triggers. Spousal abuse, violence, animal mutilation, sibling rivalry to the extreme. Please be aware if these will affect you.

Narration

Jason Clarke is dreamy as Callum, psychotic as Joshua and businesslike, don’t mess with me as Preston. Lessa Lamb portrayed Junie’s vulnerability, hurt, anger, love and acceptance like it’s another day at the office. It was so easy to fall in love with these characters based on the story and the narration. It’s art brought to life.