Review: 5 Extremely Worth the Read Stars
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 20, 2014
I was crushed at the end of the first book when we learn Ash's parents and brother were in an accident. This book picks up shortly after the accident. Ash is not himself as he struggles to deal with his world being turned upside down and the guilt he deals with because of it. No longer snowboarding he seeks solace in random hookups. He mistakes Tansy for another random hookup when she approaches him to help with a make a wish for a young boy dying from cancer. With some wrangling from his great friends which make another appearance in this book along with his brother, he goes along with the plan.Tansy has had her own issues dealing with her past and is glad someone finally sees her for herself. She falls hard for Ash and along the way he does the same. Because she understands where Logan is coming from, she helps Ash interact with his brother. I really loved Tansy as a heroine. She is sweet, she is a fighter and she is just likable.The interactions of Ash and the gang with Timmy the make a wish child are so touching. Ash and his struggles make you really feel and connect with him. I love how everything comes down at the end. I figured something along that line was inevitable but I loved the way Wolff gave you just enough drama to have you eagerly turning the pages to find out what will happen but doesn't draw it out so much to make you frustrated.Seriously I cannot say enough good things about this book and I seriously cannot wait for the next book as I am certain we will finally get Luc and Cam's story. I think it could get pretty interesting especially since Cam still seems to have feelings for Z.Thanks to the author for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.