Review: Ryland and Araya get their HEA
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 21, 2014
The first book ended in a way that was very hard to swallow. Araya and Ryland were so amazing together that it was upsetting to watch as she walked away from him. Yes, it made sense because she thought she was holding him back and didn’t want to be a burden on him. I’d imagine that a lot of people with this kind of disability would think something like that, even if it wasn’t true.This book has a lot more drama then the first book did. Ryland’s father, J.D., tries everything in his power to try and keep Araya and Ryland apart. It seems a little ridiculous that he would go to such extremes, but not out of the realm of possibilities, at least for the fiction world. But with J.D. as the villain, you get the hero Ryland really coming into his own as he stands up for himself and his family against J.D., never backing down.The relationship with Ryland Araya certainly changed in this book then it did in the second book. They started living each day like it was their last and really started to appreciate the thing that they have. Love is something special that should be cherished and not taken for granted and it’s nice to see these two people finally realize that.Again there was some grammatical errors in this story, but they were mainly at the beginning of the book. There was only like three or four, less then the first book. It looked like they did a better job at editing this story, but it still had some minor errors.The ending was a sweet happy ever after as these two get what they want and what they deserve. They have worked so hard and too long to get it, that when it does happen you can feel their relief in it. They didn’t care what anyone else thought or said. They knew that they were perfect for one another and didn’t want to have it any other way.