Review: How can such a short book be so intense?
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 14, 2013
Gahhhh this book! How can it be so short yet so intense at the same time. Some warning would have been nice S.L. That was more than your signature dose of angst, and it was amplified because it was such a short read. I was surprised by how quickly and deeply I feel in love with the characters *cough, cough, Chase*. I fell for him the very first page. How does that even happen? Ask our good friend S.L. I was so ready to punch Lydia in the face. Why would you run and then ignore him for years?! You are undeserving. But, at the same time I understand immersing yourself in work. Poor Chase. At least he turns the tables on her later. I can't spoil it, but wow this book made me hyperventilate so much. I was sucked into it and I'm so glad it was a novella because I really couldn't handle much more. Oh shout out to her circle of friends! They were the bestest rational best friends ever because Lydia sucked at having common sense. They were really good at giving her reality checks. Those glimpses into the night that changed everything were so swoony and steamy. And that ending. Wow. Talk about intense. And panty-melting. And emotional. How did such a short book leave me in a mini book hangover? S.L. has done it again. I think I might reread it again now...