Review: thoughts on plain jayne
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 18, 2014
This is a terrific book. I love how these best friends are trying to deny their feelings and than afraid to say anything out of fear. All the miscommunications and sadness they are going through so they don't lose each other as friends is touching.Jayne runs away from town so she can move on in her life. Leaving her best friend behind but still loving and talking to one another, she comes back after her grandmother passes and she is left a bookstore. Nick is thrilled and is so excited to have her back. they end up sharing Nick's house while working on getting the bookstore to pass inspection, their feelings begin to develop well at least Nick begins to see his feelings.These two are so cute together. Such a easy relationship. They fall into being together so easily. The banter is hysterical the smirks and eye rolls. Nick gives up alot to help her and this causes a little uproar.Jayne is self conscious about their relationship and Nick doesn't care what people think. Nick would do anything for Jayne but Jayne is a little scared of that. Jayne doesn't feel she is worth Nick but Nick does. Miscommunication upon miscommunication. Nick is always there for her though and he does such sweet and romantic things for her. They do have some falling out but they do work it out and in the end it is well worth the fall out.A book on friends loving one another but too afraid to take the chance. About a love that spans the test of time and distance and only grows in the absence of each other. A beautiful look at growth and fiding what you are looking for in your best friend.