Review: Don't go without this book!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 3, 2014
“ Fine…they would tolerate it minimally if you came to their rehearsal and rehearsal dinner tonight…and…and…to their wedding tomorrow.”Tolerate it minimally; yup I think that is how we all feel about Tristan O’Donnell. He’s a jerk. A vain, womanizing man-who--, why would anyone want to be around him? Why indeed, well that’s just Tristan on the surface, deep down he’s just a wounded little boy trying to appease his father.Leah is finally seeing her dream come true. Her art gallery is taking off and she’s content in a relationship, but the guilt of what she did to Tristan weighs on her, keeping her from truly enjoying her success. Somehow she has to right her wrong then maybe she can be happy. But seeing Tristan again does things to her, things she doesn’t want to think about.“Button up, I can’t look at that sh--,  . . . Crap! I wanted it to be flabby . . . and hairy . . . and gross, maybe even a little moldy. Mold would’ve done the trick.”This book is incredible! Angalisa Stone is a phenomenal story teller and I loved this book and I love her. As we know from Can’t Go Home Tristan O’Donnell is an a--hole and not much has changed in this book, well not at first. This book starts out two years after the first one ended. Then it flashes back three years and we learn A LOT about the incident and the reasons surrounding that incident. We learn a lot about both Tristan and Leah’s past and I have to tell you, it’s heavy. Tristan defiantly has his reasons. Then the story comes back to the present. I love how the story is laid out, I also love that once again it is written from both points of view. I think it’s important to see what is going on with both characters.  I give this book 5 stars and 4 hands down the pants. I can’t wait to see what Angalisa has in store for us next.“. . . feeling like I’m going to kill Jose and his Piper-poking-pecker.”