Review: Behavior I wouldn't put up with in real life, but it's fantastic in a book!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 27, 2014
I liked this book better than the first.  Drama, drama, drama!  I devoured it!The first time Preach messed up, Daisy, even at only seventeen, refused to put up with it and she didn't.  I liked that.  For years afterwards, without Daisy in his life, Preach just kept messing up, digging himself in a hole that was impossible to get out of.  And out of all the club whores he could be with, being with Leah just kept ensuring that he'd never win Daisy back.  He had no sense.But Daisy's family, unbeknownst to Daisy, also played their part in keeping Preach and Daisy apart.  I liked that Preach was following his dad and Daisy's dad, Maker's, path.  And their miserable existence really opened his eyes to getting his act together.  From there Preach had a lot to make up for and Daisy didn't make it easy for  him.Great book!  Looking forward to Timber and Tabby's story.