Review: Love is Ageless
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 6, 2014
I loved this book! The transition of Estelle, the abused, broken woman into flirty, fun Star was wonderful. After so many years of being controlled, beaten, and made to feel worthless, Star finally finds people that lift her up, make her feel worthy of praise, and treat her like family. But I loved how she came alive around Shane - and thought it was hysterical that she was so adamant that nothing could happen because of his age. In the end, Shane provided Star with an outlet to be herself, let loose and have fun, and she was finally able to NOT act her age.I loved Shane - a young man that had already experienced so much of life. Unlike Star, he had an excellent support system and was able to deal with his problems and addictions without it destroying him. He was changed - but he was not broken, and that enabled him to help Star move past her own traumatic past.Proof that love knows no bounds, and that age is just a number. This book takes the notion that older means more mature, and turns it on its head. I loved that Shane gave Star a safe place, and that she was the one who learned how to truly live and love - from a younger guy.