Review: 4 STARS...This is a great series!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 1, 2014
First of all, even though I read this book in an afternoon, I appreciated that the chapters were short.  I hate putting a book down in the middle of a chapter, and I didn't have to with this one.  A minor thing, but there it is.I read The Trouble with Goodbye and A Season for Hope in this series, and really liked both of them.  Honestly, from the synopsis, I didn't expect to like this one as much.  Mason the manwhore, Penny the spoiled rich girl, blah, blah, blah.  But this book totally surprised me and I ended up liking it as much as the other two.Penny is a spoiled rich girl, but she's got a good heart.  Yes, she's into to nice clothes and luxury, but she also does really good things for people, like anonymously donating money for a child's operation that his parents can't afford.  She's got a good heart.  She's been in love with Mason (her twin brother Preston's BFF) for a long time, and they hook up, but he's also hooking up with other girls as well, saying he doesn't do relationships.Mason was a bit of a mystery (since the book is entirely from Penny's POV that's to be expected), and it was hard to warm up to him at first.  But after Penny does something really (REALLY!!!) stupid, he thinks he's only hurting her by being in her life and decides to leave town and live in a tent on little money for awhile.  Penny decides she's going with him whether he wants her to or not, and vows they'll either make a relationship or walk away from each other.  They really let their walls down while on the road together, and each of them find themselves changing for the better.  I really enjoyed reading about their relationship.  And after finding out more about Mason, I started to like him, he was a really good guy after all.There are glimpses of Leigh Anne and Knox from the first book, and Jenna is going to get a book next (I really like her character), which I will definitely read.My only complaint about this one is that the ending felt a little rushed, I would have liked seeing things resolve a little slower.  And I wish the epilogue had been a little longer, but I guess we'll see more of them in future books.