Review: Great book
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 11, 2014
4 1/2 starsThis was the first time I've ever read a book where the H/h are apart for most of the story and not once did I get bored, skim or skip pages to get to the good stuff.  It was great from the start and I enjoyed every minute of it.  The H/h's sadness, loneliness and hopelessness consumed the pages and I think the author did a good job of conveying their feelings through the use of secondary characters.The book started off right after Pru left Cash, her family and friends behind.  She's broke and heartbroken but luckily she meets Dean, who's looking for some new talent and Pru fits the bill.  Pru's relationship with Dean drew my hackles up.  I was immediately defensive of Cash and wanted him to find Pru as fast as humanly possible because no one was more perfect for her than he was. Cash was on a desperate hunt to find Pru and resorted to searching out Jeremy (Pru's brother) to find her.  Cash was no longer the cocky womanizer, but a desperate man in search of the only person who could make him whole again.I wasn't sure if I should hate Dean or love him.  He was just what Pru needed and he helped her when she was at her lowest.  He understood what she was going through and he became the friend she needed, but in the back of my mind, I kept thinking, "Keep your filthy paws away from Pru.  She belongs to Cash!"There was great tension building in this story and I flew through the pages just waiting to see when these two would get back together. The only thing that drove me nuts was the fact that Cash vowed to tell Pru exactly how he felt about her as soon as he found her, but when they came face to face, he kept his mouth shut because he wasn't sure she felt the same way.  I wanted to strangle both of them, but I loved them both at the same time.  This is one of my favorites this year and I'm eagerly awaiting the next book.