Review: Amazingly Painful but Fulfilling
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 10, 2014
This story of Lacey and Everett was not exactly what I thought it was going to be when I started.  I really thought it was going to be more of a story of stupid secrets and some undercover rich kid sweeping the poor girl off her feet.  Sorry, that ain't what is happening here.As it turns out they both have some serious life changing secrets they are not sharing and of course they will always come to light at the worst times.  throw in a psychotic ex-boyfriend that really deserved a beating within an inch of his life and a "friend" that deserved much the same and you have the makings for a good story, BUT those are not really what this is about, this is about two people who fall in love but really don't think they deserve anything good in their lives and the journey to a richly deserved HEA.The only reason this is not 5 Stars is due to a need of a good editor, not spelling or anything glaring but weird things  like figuring out why she was "gripping the steering wheel" while sitting on the couch (nope not a joke, looked like a cut and paste job nobody caught).  I still loved the book and the emotional impact was good so obviously it was well written, just a better editor was needed.4 Stars and if you really get into the story you might not see those errors :)  It really was good, read it in 2 sittings.NOTE:  I read an advance copy so it is possible that the errors I saw were corrected before release, doubtful but a viable possibility