June 09, 2015
This
book has been on my TBR pile since it was released, a huge amount of my GR
friends had raved about it and I knew I would love it so I knew I had to read
it but I just kept putting it off for one reason and another until I realised
that the second book in this series was about to be released so I
knew I just had to read it right now and as per usual I am kicking myself for
not having read it sooner.
The
writing was flawless and I felt every emotion and I just couldn’t wait to see
how it would all play out in the end. From their first meeting you can feel
their connection and even though there were twists and turns I never doubted
they were meant to be together.
Savannah
and Asher were both damaged and had both come home to lick their wounds and
hide from their past. But then their paths collide and they realise they are
two parts of an amazing whole. Asher’s transformation and drive to be all that
he could be to be worthy of Savannah was truly awe inspiring and I fell for him
so hard I wanted to wrap him up in a bow.
Savannah
came across as a little on the selfish side and I really wasn’t a fan of her
sister for a lot of this book but they both redeemed themselves in the end and
I finished this book with a massive smile on my face and a driving desire to
jump right into Never Let You Go.
So
if you’re looking for an uplifting second chance story this is the one.
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