Review: Shocking discoveries and love
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 6, 2014
Denver wants to heal.She wants more.More of what?More of who?How will she forgive herself and her golden boy? What is it exactly that she needs to forgive? She has all of this to consider and yet there is Ransom. She feels more with him, but doesn't know what that more is. She's come to terms with the fact that she loved and loves Greer. The damage between them is so fierce could they ever come back from it?As decisions are made, things come to light. There are some avoidance of truths that will shock you. I mean just Wow! There are surprises and people may not be who you think they are. Some surprises are beautiful, others are just dumbfounding to the people when they find out. This book isn't as full of the turmoil. It doesn't have the angst that was in Used. This book is about admittance, surrender, and growth. Denver will strive to figure out who she is finally. The question is whether she likes who she sees and if she's worthy of what she desires.I love the pace of this book. It's not a rollercoaster ride. It's a Sunday drive with the music blaring. It's freeing and beautiful. It's people who care, coming to terms with the past, the present, and maybe the future. At times it's hard to believe how old these characters are. They all have lived an adult life before their time. Made decisions that shouldn't have to have been made. Lived through moments that could crush a lesser person. It's falling to the pits of hell and rising from the ashes glowing. The choice to let the embers fuel a fire that destroys or brightens is theirs.This is a 4.5 star book and a great conclusion for the series. It's all wrapped up in this book. There are some new characters on the scene. The ending lacks nothing and will leave you feeling content and maybe even smiling.I received a copy of this book for my honest review.