Review: Sweet story
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 19, 2014
I am a sucker for a good student-teacher romance, and I really liked the one Missy Johnson portrayed in Always You.  This book had a different vibe overall than I was expecting, but I certainly didn't find that to be a bad thing.  While there was still a small amount, this book was surprisingly free of angst and drama.  Their relationship was a lot less taboo than in other books of this nature and honestly, it was a nice change.  The most difficult part of this book for me was the amount of sadness in Wrenn and Dalton's lives.  My heart ached for both of them.I immediately connected to Wrenn and liked that she was mature and grounded.  The progression of their relationship was rather fast, but I enjoyed watching them move from friends to lovers.  It was obvious that there was a deep connection between them.  The ending was bittersweet, but I think it was the right one for this story.  The romance between Wrenn and Dalton was very sweet.  While everything in their lives wasn't perfect, the love they shared warmed my heart.  This was a lovely book with a wonderful message about embracing the present and living every day to the fullest.