Review: "Accept the imperfections and realize you're perfect together"
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 22, 2013
"Every moment had led us here.  Every second of our lives. Every beat of our hearts."Yes, Layla. So very true.  TT has taken us through 15 years of ups and downs with Trip and Layla and boy what a trip it has been!  The previous 2 books were just so sweet, yet heart wrenching that it was kind of a relief that we get to see some semblance of HEA throughout book #3.  Honestly, I was a little surprised at how quickly it happened in the book, but then again it had been 15 years.  It was NOT too soon; it was OVERDUE."I never stopped loving you, Lay.  You were always with me.  Everywhere." -TripTrip was just it for me.  Perfect combination of hotness, humor and perfect "boyfriend material."  Those 2 together were just fun and they got each other.  At times they seemed a little immature with the things they said, but then again, a part of them was still living in the past.But overall, this trilogy was a great one and I will honestly miss the characters so very much.  I loved all the 80's references.  I loved the main characters and the supporting characters.  I loved that the characters "talked to us" (hello chapter 5, freakin hilarious).  I loved the humor the characters kept all throughout the series. I loved that everything took place at a time when I grew up.  I could totally relate.  And I love that no matter how much time passed, these 2 characters found each other."But you're mine, Lay.  You always have been.......The thing is, though, that I'm yours. You own me.  You always did.  This is happening. And we're making it work this time."-Trip"I miss you like crazy and I just want to come home to you.  You're my home, Lay-Lay." -TripI could give you a rundown at what happened in the story, but honestly, it's not necessary.  If you have read the previous 2 books and loved Trip and Layla, you have to finish their story.  They still have a few troubles and issues to overcome, but they knew they had to do it together.  It had a great ending that I wish didn't end, but it was fitting (and perhaps left room for a novella).