Review: IF ONLY WE COULD ALL GROW UP WITH TWINS & A TREEHOUSE!!!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 25, 2014
I was hooked at their first kiss.I loved this book. Jennifer Foor writes the kind of characters that I find myself thinking about while I should be working.  I can't just close her books and go about my day without wondering what's going to happen next. Love's Suicide was no exception.I loved Brooks.  He was amazing.  Strong, kind, devoted and loving.  His love for Katy was unwavering and she may not have deserved him.  In fact, I don't have much good to say about Katy.  She irritated me with her constant self centered actions.  And poor Bobby.  Shoot, poor Branch & Brooks.  All these men did was love her and she took what she wanted from them with and left each one of them with a broken heart.  It's not that she didn't deserve love, but she acted like she wasn't good enough and caused so much hurt and regret that in time her self pity made me realize she really wasn't a great person, she didn't really deserve everyone's quick forgiveness.But as any great love story goes, someone has to be strong and relentless.  That's our Brooks.  Sweet, sexy, protective, and forgiving.Oh, and the affair between Brooks' mom and Katy's dad was a little out of left field. They shun Danica for a month, but she was always so quick to support them and forgive their hurtful actions. It made me want to knock Kat off her high horse. Nah, it's totally ok you slept with one son the night before marrying the other, ran off and kept your child a secret for 3 years, get married to another man, lie to your family, push everyone away and repeatedly hurt your soul mate.  Yeah, no you take your time and consider forgiveness, Katy. Bahh!I still loved it though! :)