Review: Love doesn't have to be impossible
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 25, 2013
Tara's best friend, Claire, is getting married to man of her dreams- Tom. There is just one problem, Tom's best man, Peter. For whatever reason, he just seems to get under Tara's skin. Until that moment just days before the wedding, when it all changes, and all they seem to want and crave is each other. They try to not let their feelings for each other get in their way of the wedding duties they are in charge of, but is so hard when all they want to do is lay in each other's arms. Somehow, they manage, and they find out just how blissful marriage can be for themselves.However, one fateful evening, Peter is taken away from Tara forever, and she is left alone, forced to raise their son, Thayer, by herself. Is she strong enough to handle that responsibility? Is she strong enough to move on?Throughout this book, you are flashed back between present day (which gets a little confusing), and three years ago, when Tara first met Peter. You feel her annoyance towards him, then the softness she starts to feel, and eventually the lust which turns into the love, and finally the heartache.