Review: This book is freaking awesome
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 31, 2013
Ok! I just gotta say that this was amazing! It centers around the relationship between Summer and Blake, but you know this by the description. The book starts when Summer is six. She has an older sister Sally by four years. They have a p.o.s mother, so Sally takes care of Summer. Things happen, won't say what so as not to spoil it for you, and they go live with their new foster parents. Great foster parents mind you, so no worries there. First day of new school for little Summer and she meets Blake. He's a troubled kid at times, but he had certain experiences that made him that way. But don't misunderstand, he is a Fantastic person. So of course there is instant connection between he and Summer. They become besties and later on, more. There were times when I was reading this book that was reminiscent of 'Dawson's Creek'. Don't pretend you didn't watch it, everybody watched it. What I mean by that is the vocabulary that Summer and Blake used. Sometimes, not a lot though. Do not confuse me when I say that therein lies the Only similarity. This book is about the ever growing love between Summer and Blake. And with their family around them. I.E., Sally, Summer's sis, and Julie, Blake's twin sister. This book has freaking got it all. Stuff that will make you cry, make you smile, laugh. And of course, turn you on! Yes, you heard me. Sex baby, wonderful sex. In the best possible way. Not too much, but not too little by any means. Okay, so I was reading this book and then something happened and I was 'oh my' then I read on, then another 'oh my'. Read on, and well freak me if there wasn't more 'oh my'. And really, 'oh my' doesn't quite cut it for a good enough descriptive term. Really they were 'oh freak' moments.  But have no fear it's all good in the end. Please read this book. If nothing else, sample it. If you like the sample at all, which you will, buy it. And at $1.99, this book's a bargain. Would've paid more after reading it. There's heavy s*** in this book. But not too much that it kills your soul. But enough to remind you that you have a heart and soul. If this were a movie I would rate it R or even MA. Just because the characters start out young, they do indeed grow up. This is in no way a YA book. I loved, loved this freakin book. Criss Copp did a fantastic job. A guaranteed New Fav I think. Done rambling now. Go read it.I'm serious, read it.Stop reading my review, go read it.GoNow.Ha ha! All jokes aside. Go. Read. Now.