Review: Two ordinary girls and their books
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 4, 2014
Review: Wrecking ball By. BN Toler5 gobsmaking tear jerking stars!!! *****What a remarkable story, it sucks you in and captivates you till the very end!Don’t just grab one tissue make sure you have the entire box by your side especially when you get close to the end. The tears were literally flowing down. This books shows strength, love, passion and most of all how to life your life to the fullest in the mix of infidelity, loss and the unknown!The story begins with college sweethearts Brandon and Sophia going through life, getting married, starting new careers, having a family, and getting lost in the mix of living life.Both fail to remember what is was like to love carefree, they let life take over and they drifted apart from one another. Sophia catches Brandon in a moment of weakness and decides its time they both take a break from one each other.While wallowing self pity, Sophia’s sister Tia comes to the rescue and they take off to Mexico. (The place where Brandon and Sophia first made love to each other)  Tia, is lively, lives life to the fullest, is spontaneous, likes to drink, have fun and loves her sister very much. While in Mexico Tia reminds Sophia what has been missing in her life, the spontaneity, the real reason why she fell in love with Brandon, and how to live and feel again despite being a mother, a wife and housekeeper.Brandon flies to Mexico as he received in the mail nude pictures of his wife and boy is he pissed and ready to fight all he has to gain Sophia back. The book continues on once he arrives in Mexico where Brandon and Sophia begin to learn what really happened and how that got comfortable within their marriage and things need to change in able for them to feel again.The story takes a very sad twist in which hints were give throughout the book, at this time Sophia learns a devastating secret her sister was hiding from her. This is the point in the book where you want to run and got get that box of tissues! Don’t want to give to many spoilers away but as Tia says “I’m a leaf on the wind. Watch how I soar.”This review does not give this book justice, there are so many cute, lovable, funny, quirky parts you will absolutely fall in love with, especially when Brandon has to deal with his oldest daughter stuffing her training bra, when Sophia again learns to “retrain her liver to handle excessive drinking” and you’ll learn an important lesson from Tia “When you do something, do it all the way.”By reviewer Laura potter