New Review! Lost Years by MK Schiller 4 Cranky Stars

Lost Years by M.K. Schiller
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4 Cranky Stars


I’m going to admit, and it will probably be an unpopular opinion, but this book was confusing as hell. I spent about 70 percent of the book with a confused look on my face muttering what the heck is happening? Trying so hard to piece the story together and was still wrong. I’m not even sure what genre to cast this book into. I mean it’s supposed to be a romance, but it had kind of a fantasy aspect. It wasn’t a bad book the story is interesting it’s well written it’s just confusing and normally I love books that hop back and forth but this one was just strange to me.


Jason was a New York society boy who drank with reckless abandon and wooed women out of their undies. What most don’t know is that Jason also had dreams of a certain girl in the island town his mom is from. He see’s snippets of a life he certainly doesn’t lead. When everything comes to a head with college and his father, he goes to the island to visit his Aunt Rose and hopefully find this mystery girl. When he does it’s like he knows her and instantly falls in love with her but how can he tell her that he knows so much about her because at one point they were together. Scarlett wants to leave the island to become a country singer in Nashville. Her life hasn’t been easy but with Russel and Tommy by her side life is bearable you see she doesn’t know Jason, yet Jason knows her. When she meets Jason for the first time, she is drawn to him in a way she can’t explain. She decides to give Jason a week before she heads off in search of her dream and what happens next is a very strange heartbreaking four days.


First off, I love the weed tokin Aunt Rose. I knew she had a secret, but I thought maybe she just a quirky old lady but boy does she have a story to tell. There is a lot going on in this story and it’s not a casual read. You must really commit to this story. There is love so much love and few sexy times between Scarlett and Jason. It’s a mind bender for sure. Like I said previously, there is a lot of going back in time. Lost Years is a very unique story that will certainly have people talking.


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