Review: Definite 1-click
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 29, 2013
"Damn you for making me love you so much. I need you. I need you now. I've never needed anything more in my life than I need you right now."I immensely enjoyed Book 1: Tracks and was impressed with this debut author and how she was able to flawlessly  deliver such an raw story that dealt with difficult issues and choices. From the very beginning I felt an immediate connection to both Dylan and Jeremy and I was very anxious about this follow up.In this story, Dylan is trying to move on in  life...or should I say she is coping as best  she could. She in now in a stable relationship with Scott and although she  love him, it does not in any way compare to what she and Jeremy had. After months of communication silence (mostly on his part)  she is put in a situation where her career puts him back on her path and not in a positive way.Jeremy isn't that guy that the media proclaims him to be and when she realizes this  it takes her by surprise. He isn't the Jeremy that she expected. Again, we find Dylan struggling to decide what her heart feels and what she and everyone close to her thinks that is right for her.Jeremy thinks that he is too late to claim Dylan and that she is happy belonging  to someone else. With all the issues  he knows that she deserves better and without her life isn't worth living. He was willing to selflessly take the blame and sacrifice everything for her and I adored him for it.I would have to say that this follow-up did not disappoint. I loved this book.  I did however feel unsatisfied with Scott's circumstances.  Scott  invested so much in a relationship that he knew was bound to fail and I felt sorry for the guy. There was a tiny blurb about Scott in the epilogue but it still left me a little unsettled and I am hoping that the author decides to pen a story on how he finds his soul mate and his HEA.As much as Book 1 was emotionally intense I thought this one was even more so. The way the author depicted Dylan's guilt, Jeremy's struggles and how  their unconditional love brought them back together further convinced me how great the authors writing prowess is. For me, this one is a definite one-click.liezelsbookblog.net