Review: Loved it.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 9, 2014
I was intrigued with Lacey's character from the onset of this series. She was brash and sassy and my kind of girl.We start with a morning after that neither character can remember. Lacey lives up to her charm when she storms out, still naked after being yelled at by Tripp.Tripp is great. We first met him, very briefly, at the end of Cree. He is the tattooed, bad boy fresh out of rehab. He came to the farm to get a new start away from his past and his infuriating father.Over time, they work out their differences over some time and build a new, stronger relationship. The chemistry between these two is combustible and hot. There are fun gym and ice cream dates. Of course there is Annie to lighten the mood and show is the softer side of Unky Tripp.After a big misunderstanding, things unravel for the couple. Tripp has a set back and winds up back in rehab. Lacey has had enough of it all and also spends some time recovering from her actions. During rehab, the two get their heads and hearts together and realize that they belong together. It takes more work but it is worth it. There is a big twist towards the end that could've sent Tripp reeling but the fact that it didn't just shows how much his character has grown.I like that the characters we fell in love with in Cree were very present and involved in this story. They are, after all, best friends and family. The bonds that they all have give the story that much more depth. We see a lot of Milly, Cree, Willow and sweet Annie. Overall, the story was a quick read that covered some heavy material. I look forward to the next installment in this series in which Willow's story will be told.