Review: Great conclusion to the series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 13, 2014
Part of me wanted to put off reading this book since it is the last one in the series, but I enjoyed Ford's book so much that I couldn't stop myself. While this is technically Spencer's book, I actually felt like it was really Ronnie's book. Guns was dual POV and while I have always liked Spencer, it was Ronnie who drew me in and made the story what it was for me. She is my favorite of all the girls for so many reasons.This book was all about the team, and Ronnie made it perfectly clear that she was not a part of team and definitely wasn't happy about it. My hurt went out to her on some many occasions as Spencer pushed her away and treated her poorly. His actions were so confusing and heartbreaking. Bless her heart, though, she was an awesome woman, so full of sass and willing to risk it all to help Spencer and her friends. I loved her scenes with Rook and Ashleigh and how well she fit into the group.I have to admit that Spencer was infuriating at times. He was so bossy and controlling and if I had been Ronnie, I would have been just as angry as she was. That being said, I never once doubted that he truly loved her and thought he was the doing what was best. We saw glimpses of his love for her that made me melt. One thing I have always loved about Spencer is how protective he is, not only with Ronnie but with the other girls as well. Deep down Spencer was a good guy. While I didn't always approve of how his actions, I did want him to get his happily ever after with Ronnie.I really enjoyed the plot of Guns and in particular how fast-paced and exciting the last quarter of the book was. The ending was great, and I was so happy to be treated to two epilogues. I couldn't help but shake my head and laugh at how perfectly Huss ended the series. What I enjoyed most about this series was how each character had such a distinct personality, and I liked how all of them were involved in this final book. I would definitely recommend the entire series, and I am looking forward to seeing what J.A. Huss writes next.