Review: Great book!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 11, 2013
"It is only when you leap, that you learn to fly"After reading the prequel to the Learning to Let Go series I was eager to read this next installment. I enjoyed Bryn's story just as much as Sara's. I also appreciated that we got a small glimpse more of Sara in this book as well as a great cliffhanger that has left me desperate for more.The story was well written and had great characters. Bryn is struggling with anxiety and panic attacks, she is emotionally broken following a traumatic experience. Trying to free herself she believes that if she can learn to ride a motorcycle on her own that she can finally let go of her fears. I liked Bryn, she was real and relatable. I loved her relationship with her BFF Corey who made made me smile with his protectiveness and sarcasm. But what I especially liked most about Bryn was that she was smart enough to know that a man alone wont save you.When she crosses paths with the good Doctor Charlie Glynn the story really takes off.'The man was an enigma to her, the perfect combination of sexy and playful, masculine and caring, hard and forgiving"I loved Charlie, he had all of the swagger of a bad boy but none of the crazy drama. He was fun and flirty but could also be very alpha male when the situation called for it. I appreciated the pace of the relationship between Bryn and Charlie, no insta-love here. Their chemistry was great and the sex was hot. All in all this was an enjoyable read and I will definitely read the next book in the series.