Review: Fast Forward is like a travel with people you know but it’s absolutely new and different!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 7, 2014
Warning: This review may content spoilers about first bookAfter their re-encounter in London six years later, Cassie and Josh decided to have a second chance and together get back their son. But before they have to affront many hard moments and prove their love is stronger ever at the same time they have to fight for their son’s custody.Cassie and Josh move to Washington DC for start their family and while Josh works with a senator in his run for the Hill, Cassie walks away her promising career as singer.Can these differences get away each other?Can they prove to be the lovely and responsible parents for raise their own child?I had not finished with No Reverse (Book 1) when I start to read Fast Forward… well not literally but you know what I mean ;)I really needed to read more about this love story and if No Reverse made me cry and want to fight Fast Forward too.I admire the author’s style for drag me (us) in her book; I felt love, sadness, anger, anguish and every little emotion with Cassie & Josh, I really did.The dual POV was necessary and well used. The plot looks so well, it’s impossible put down this book or want to delete some chapters (mean people is another story)I didn’t like the little evolution of main characters, especially Cassie, she should have returned to the school and get a diploma. C’mon she is a potential senator’s wife. She should balance being a wife, mom, a student, a songwriter and more… it’s easy? I suppose no, but she’s a XXI century woman. Respect that! She need to be so focused as her husband is.In spite of I am not a seconds novels fan I think this one was necessary and most important it was so well development and I really enjoyed it. There is an improvement in the author’s style: no more flashback chapters or final lines in italics in every chapter, but she conserved the respectful sense of the story, the intimate scenes are sensual but no more.How many stars deserve this book?It has the same pros the previous book, improves the cons and failed in another issues.My rate is  4 amazing stars because this is a super book.Disclaimer: I receive an ARC copy for exchange of my honest review as part the Blog Tour.For more reviews and news check out my blog GoodBooksAndGoodCoffee (dot) wordpress (dot) com