Review: This book will bring you to your knees and will make you cry big, fat, ugly tears...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 11, 2014
It was 6 am when I finished this book, I cried for about 20 minutes and then I sent Ginger a message on Facebook. This is without a doubt one of the best series I've read.Rachel is married to Drew and pregnant with his baby, to me she's not completely convinced that she made the right decision by marrying Drew but she's adamant that she will do whatever it takes for the well being of her kids. She truly is a force to be reckoned with, and she becomes the glue that will keep the Fullertons together. I really don't want to give too much of the story away because this is a series that it is worthy of a read and maybe a re- read, but I will tell you this...it will be totally worth it.Ginger throws lots of curves on that road we're traveling with the characters and when there's a clearing and you can see the straight road ahead of them, that's when you'll find the biggest curve of them all and believe me when I say, it will bring you to your knees and it will make you cry big, fat, ugly tears.I love the progression of Drew and how he becomes more human, from the beginning I knew there was goodness under that protective shield. I absolutely adored the way his relationship with his brother took a turn for the better at one point. I disliked Elise in the first two books but I HATED her on the third, she was nothing but a wicked, insensitive woman, driven by power and money that tried to get both by using her son as a pawn.The characters were well developed and she gave us just the right amount of information to learn about each of them and understand where they were coming from.The plot was brilliant and captivating from the fist line until the last one.I'm not a fan of the ending she chose to give the story but it is, hands down, a 5+ stars book for me.Ginger Voight is a very talented writer, and with this series she will put you on an intense, emotional ride; but at the end of the day you'll be glad you went along.