Review: Sweet read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 27, 2014
The author brings very relatable emotions to subject of the best guy/girl friendships and the lines that need to be drawn to not having it all crash in. The characters remained friends throughout childhood and are attached to those memories, apparent by their reminiscing of them.Meanwhile, both older have significant others. Try as they may to curtail the banter regarding the personality flaws each ones partners they kind of put it out there.  Their secret "best friend" rondezvous, innocent of course, continue.  Their meetings have that flirty don't cross over in both their minds.Through many up and down conversations with the female characters boyfriend she continues to maintain that the relationship with her childhood friend is just that. Of course that didn't fly. Without giving the entire story away I feel the author gives you the ability to reach back and remember. I felt the push for choice and commitment they faced presented by her boyfriend brought a hard, cold reality that you just can't make or fake feelings that belong to someone else. You cannot transfer them to a new experience. I think you will enjoy this friendly read and understand the message. Better to always be honest, with yourself and others than waste precious days of life that can never be lived again. Have fun with this!  Dee R.