Review: A story of journey
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 22, 2014
No matter what, they will always have each otherJustine James sings for a rock band called Failsafe, but it's not her. She could be so much more, than singing song's wrote by someone else.Dillon is in a up and coming band called Outlaw Rovers, with his best friend Ash. He is finally reaching what he has dreamed of forever.Dillon is Justine's idol, she loves everything about him. Dillon see's that Justine is the only good thing in Failsafe.Their meeting in a dark bar will set in motion their forever friendship, but for Justine it's more, but she can't let him know and lose Dillon.Getting the opportunity to tour with Outlaw Rovers, is the chance of a life time for her band. Putting her feelings for Dillon aside is what she has to do to be able to survive the tour.She loves him and he doesn't even know...Years pass, Justine becomes the most popular pop star out there and again, it's because of Dillon's support. She finally has it all, and Dillon doesn't. Everything he's dreamed of is falling apart around him."I don't know what  I'd do without you."- DillonHaving to hear and see Justine with Ian, Kills him... Dillon loves her, always, but just didn't know it."You know me better than anyone. You know the best part of me. You..."- DillonTheir life's are still intertwined, best friends with feelings they can never let on about.After years can their opportunity come once and for all? Can they love each other at the same time?Or is it too late for them?"I love you. I have... forever. Since I met you, probably. Maybe even before that."- JustineI think we've all been where Justine and Dillon is. Loving/liking someone, but the timing isn't right. It's always back and forth, but never at the same time. I've been there when I was younger and it SUCKS! I really enjoyed this book. It takes the readers over years with these characters, during their ups and downs, pain and loss. You will feel for them and wish they would just let it happen. Life is hell and seeing the one you love move on is hell. They both grow so much throughout this book, blossom into the adults they need to be. I seriously loved both characters, they had everything one needs for us readers to love. You never got bored, because there was always something new. In a book spanning over six years, it could have happen, but it didn't. The author knew how to keep us attached to them and they book. I wonder what's next for these two? I give Always 5 stars!!!