Review: Loved, Loved, Loved the ending
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 14, 2014
I have to say, I was bit skeptical about how I would like this, given that I'd already read so much Autumn and Hunter, but... Wow!Hunter, you are a crazy, sexual beast with a heart of gold. Makes me wonder about Jessie (*hint, hint*).Flame comes at you from all different angles. You see Hunter and Jessie's torment growing up, Autumn's struggles with her own family and Evie's judgemental parents.I expected Hunter and Autumn's issues, but Evie's threw me a little bit. And on a personal note, nothing gets my hackles up more than bigoted, judgemental parents who can't accept their children for what they are. I wanted to jump through the book and bitch-slap a couple of people.By the end of this book, Hunter was able to tamp down his self-loathing and I was so happy for that. He doesn't deserve the things he's been handed, but as always he muddles through and now he has Autumn to help him so he comes through to the other side so much better.The relationship between Jessie and Hunter has been pretty much the same through all of the books, but it really didn't dawn on me until this one how even though Jessie is the big brother trying to take care of Hunter, it ends up that Hunter takes care of Jessie. Its a beautiful thing.Autumn's mom had me rolling. With everything she has going on, she just carries on (the best she can) and basically tells her husband to shove it, when he's being an ass. I loved it. As weak as she is physically, she is a very strong character.And the ending... the ending... I was smiling from ear to ear when I finished. It just brings it full circle for me. I just loved how everything worked out. Its one of those things where it may not be the ideal situation, but it is what it is and you do what you can to make it into an ideal situation.*Copy received from author in exchange for an honest review.