Review: If we can't live life being ourselves, why even be?
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 15, 2014
There are just some authors who could write a book about anything... like how to make perfect ice cubes. And you know what? I'd buy it, read it and most likely rave about it for weeks and weeks. There are some authors who just have a gift.When you look at Ripp and Vee as two separate people, you probably can't see them being together as a couple. Together, they. just. fit. They compliment each other and play on each other's strengths in a way that gives you hope. Hope for the good in people and for not having to settle.Vee is so badass in this book. I've been craving a female lead in a book with a backbone that you couldn't help but fall in love with. What I love the most about her is she's strong and confident enough to know when to give up control.This book has so many emotions packed into it. I laughed out loud at parts and even cried at parts (they were happy tears). The trust and love felt between Ripp and Vee is overwhelming. Over-f'ing-whelming. Michael's life is in Vivian's hands, but the trust never falters. It's black and white with no grey areas.So get your kool-aide, put on your goggles and get ready to board the train...