Review: Loved it
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 13, 2013
We were introduced to Star in the book HERS.  I have to say she didn't come across as a very nice person nor a friend that you would want to have in your life.  Finding Willow not only picks up where HERS left off, it gives us the POV of Star in those last few chapters.  It helps us see just how devastated and broken Star really was behind the walls she had built up.After she confesses her secret that had been held over her for ten years to her best friend Seven, she goes on the mission to find Willow, her daughter.  As we found out in the first book, Seven's brother Blue was the father to Willow, but in this book we find out the details of how he had been abusing Star and keeping her silent.As Star gives up her past for a new beginning, she finds herself back home at Woodstock.  Trying to hide from the family that abandon her, she meets new friends who become her family, but it isn't until the end of the book we see how this all twisted around to lead us to the conclusion.  Chrome, who I might add is a must for every fictional boyfriend list, helps Star as she continues to look for Willow.The ending had me both happy and angry for hours.  When we learn where Willow is, I was so angry I wanted to throw my kindle across the room.  Star's parents wasn't even up for parents of the decade but when the truth comes out, I was livid.  All Star wanted was her daughter and a chance at a new life, what parent wouldn't want that for their child?  The sex scenes were HOT, creative and left me feeling a bit heated.  The story was just awesome.  To see Star go from a damaged young woman who had nothing but a porn career and drug habit to being happy was a five star rating alone.  The author never let up on the action, I didn't find myself bored.  The mystery of the location of Willow was ever present and the twist at the end was an OMG moment.  I highly recommend this book.  I would love to say more but you need to read it and experience it yourself.