Review: Loved the characters!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 21, 2013
Ok, so I am having a hard time beginning my review of this book and mainly because of the ending of the book. I am just sitting here with my mouth hanging wide open trying to take it all in and figure it all out.Jane has been hurt in her past and she wants to wallow in self-pitty on this one day each year. Remember that as the day everything changed in her life. But instead of letting her wallow, her friends decided it was girls night out… And girls night out was going well until an old friend introduced her to someone new… Brady.What I loved about this book is that all of the characters were normal, yes, even though there were two or four professional baseball players in the book, every one of them acted completely genuine. I liked the honesty between friends, even if it is filthy. The crazy banter between friends is comical and reassuring. It is a reminder for those of us that are always lost in books that the little things can be funny. These friends are the kind of foul-mouthed, no brain-mouth filtered friends you want in your life, especially if you have no family to fall back on.I loved the story, but within Jane and Brady’s romace brewing, I loved the side relationship with Jane’s best friend and her man, Luke. Though this portion of the story line ended up causing me great grief and annoyance, I loved these two. I think they may be rabbits though because when the are together, they don’t come up for air often. I also developed a soft spot for Michael, however, there was one point in the book that I could have popped him in the face… but alas, he is still the ultimate friend. Risking his heart for an amazing friendship.So there were some spots in the book with name confusion in the book, meaning the wrong names were used in certain areas of the book. Was it the worst thing that could have happened? Absoulutely not. Because the stroy pushed it and made it easy to keep up even when you knew that the wrong name was being used.All in all, i adored this book. When it was hot, it was hot and when it was sad, it borered on depressing but after chugging along and getting through the rough spots, I discovered that I completely fell in love with the book and the characters!*I received a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for an honest review*