Review: No More Regrets
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 22, 2013
I truly enjoyed this book not only because I got to see Daisy, Aiden, Amy, Nina, and even Pete but I truly enjoyed the conclusion of the story. Some readers might not like certain characters but I loved them all even when they irritated me to death. The main character Aiden, was that alpha male character willing to doing anything and everything to protect his family. When we first met the Aiden character he was hell bent on destroying lives and women. And even though he was playing with people's lives in the conclusion of Aiden & Daisy he was doing it for the love of his wife and daughter. Then we have Daisy on this roller coaster ride of emotions. When we first met her she was all about herself and her dreams. In time I came to understand the inner workings of her mind. I think she truly just wanted to be loved unconditionally and she wanted her mother to be proud of her. But she went about it all wrong and by the end of the story she was truly all about her family. She had to come to terms with who she was and what she wanted. Nina was the voice of reason even if sometimes I wanted her to slap Pete in the face to wake him up about his life and what he was doing to not only his family but himself. As for Pete he had my emotions all over the place because for some reason he was the only character that seemed to digress through each book. But by the end I think he finally understood what was really important. If you are looking for a book that will give you the ups/downs/goods/bad/and the downright ugly part of characters this is the book for you. If you haven't read the first two book you will need to, to understand who the characters are and what their roles are. But the end of this series you might not like any of the characters but you would have truly enjoyed the twist and turns. I think No regrets is that book that makes you see that all these characters had regrets but where they willing to let those regrets dictate their lives.