Review: Made me cry
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 30, 2014
Tom Webb has made me cry before. I mean, 'Second Chances' and 'Let's Hear It For The Boy' tore me up and tossed me out. I never thought it would happen in one of the Pulp Friction, four authors, five books each, and one grand finale, series, though. But, it did. And because I'm not about to let any spoilers out about this, it's going to be a slightly difficult review to write. But, here goes:Chip. What a ridiculous name for a grown man. Seriously. The fact that this particular grown man is also Charlie's ex and a total sleazeball made me dislike him on sight. Granted, I adore Amos and truly believe that he's the perfect person for Charlie. But I'm firmly in Amos's corner believing that there's something wrong with Chip and him coming back means he's up to something. Of course the fact that Charlie's mom and Damon are all hovering around Chip like he's some kind of savior isn't helping Amos's mood. At all. Nor do I blame him.Hands down, 'Tremors' is the most powerful book of this entire series so far. It revolves around family and what you're willing to do, what lengths you will go to to protect the ones you love the most?. And, most importantly, when the chips are down, no pun intended, the people standing with you, supporting you, loving you, and helping you are your true family.I'm giving fair warning. I cried. I cried ugly. I think some cultures might call it wailing. No matter. I did it. Have tissue on hand. You're going to need it. I guarantee it. After the crying, though, you might be like me and get a little irritated at the cliffhanger Tom has left me on. It's not a big cliff…just a small speed bump…except it has the potential to become the Grand Canyon. So. Hmpf.I loved it, Tom. Every minute. Even the sad and the possible cliffhanger. Thank you.