Review: Very satisfying second book!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 12, 2014
My original review can be found at Sizzling Hot YA BooksOkay Ms. Lee...I'll finally forgive you for that ending of book one now. Why? Well, you gave me something to smile about and believe in during Come Back to Me, and for that, I will be forever grateful.  :)Now, Come Back to Me begins where book one left off, but this time you get to hear Ty's end of the story too. Now expecting to be a father to the child he conceived with his mistake of an ex, he does everything he can to push Bailey from his memory. But pushing away the one person you've ever truly loved in life is much harder than you thought. We get to see Ty's struggles on the emotional front, and for that...he kind of made up for his very dumb  mistakes in book one.Bailey is still just as rockin as she was in book one. Heartbroken, for sure, but a girl who is determined to push herself past the point of her emotional unrest. She dates, she attempts to enjoy her college life, even if she still can't shake the heartbreak caused by Ty. Readers will feel her emotions, want to hug her...and want to hang with her like a true best friend. What I love about Bailey, is that she doesn't weigh things down with pity me's. She's grown a great deal and is an incredibly believable and strong character that's easy to relate to.Overall, Come Back to me is  great sequel to a book that left me reeling angry. Ms. Lee encourages readers to push past the heartache with her characters and for that, I fell (maybe) a little bit in love with Ty  when it was all said and done.  Oh, and yes...her gift of the perfect happily ever after for... (well, I"m not going to tell you if it's Ty and Bailey who get a happily ever after, just know that the conclusion) makes the journey that is Come Back to Me worth the trip in the.