Review: 5 Heart melting stars for Beautiful Oblivion
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 19, 2013
Reese Westfield come from money, she has the life everyone wants. Clothes, shoes, cars anything her little heart could desire, except she is stuck in a relationship with Warren McCarthy. She feels obligated to be with him, since her father and her father are partners in business, but her heart has long belonged to Ace Waterman the boy people associated with money would consider unworthy or low class, but not to Reese... he is everything she could ever want and more.Finally the summer after her freshman year Reese decides to take her life into her own hands and decides to have a summer fling with Ace, no strings, no obligations, no guarantees at a future with him, but that is not how things are supposed to be. Both Reese and Ace are determined to make the most out of their time together, both secretly hoping that the other feels the same way and wants to make this a forever deal and not just summer.Things with Reese and Ace's summer don't always go as planned. Between Warren continuously trying to stake his claim over Reese, Reese's father and stepmother basically forcing her to be with Warren and both Ace and Reese being afraid to admit their feeling that are beyond obvious to everyone but each other.When does obligation and social standing win over the heart? Can Reese and Ace finally open their hearts to each other before they are faced to live without each other? You must read Beautiful Oblivion to find out the answers to those questions!If you know me you know that I love Addison Moore and her books. She was one of the first books I read on my Kindle application on my phone and since then I was hooked. On to Beautiful Oblivion. I beyond loved this book. The chemistry between Ace and Reese. No matter what is thrown at them they both continue to fight for the other. With the guidance of Reese's mother ( you will have to read to find out) two hearts that long to be together actually have a chance. I was in tears during the "letter" scenes, and bawled like a baby when Beautiful Oblivion ended. No Cliffhanger and a Happily Ever After what more could you want.