Okay.. A Mark On My Soul. Another 5⭐.

At first, I thought this book and the story was cheesy and I was giggling through the reading experience. But, as soon as I deep dive into the story more and more, the doubt of Noah of coming out to his parents and how they would react, I can feel it.

But, it turned out to be all okay. I love Noah's parents so much. But, on the other side... for Parker, wasn't that easy. To have such outdated, conservative, homophobic family... I can feel him, too. It's stressful enough for him and it was really really draining.

In the reading process... I often stop, then continue. Stop, then continue. I just wanted to finish this amazing book. But, I know this is the most draining out of the three Jordon's books I've read before. It turned out to be all sad and devestated.

It's surely has a devestated ending, but... one thing I know... I will keep Parker Lee Evans inside my heart. I will never forget him. If he's Noah's mark on his soul, it means... Parker was also a mark on my soul.

Thank you, Jordon for this beautiful devestating story and Parker, thank you for existed. I will forever remember and cherish your life and legacy. You are loved, Park. Remember that. Many people support you.