Review: Loved it!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 1, 2014
Tug was a great read for me!When I started reading, I kept feeling like I was missing something. It seemed like there was a story that the author thought I already knew. The description didn't hint that Tug was a character from another book, but after reading the book descriptions from K.J. Bell's Irreparable series (books I haven't read), I realized that he played a fairly major role there. Knowing that he was the one to get slighted in a love triangle made Tug infinitely more interesting to me and reading Tug's story made me glad that Tori didn't pick him (I came to dislike her in this book).Naturally, Tug was a bit rough around the edges at the beginning of this book. He had just lost the woman he loved to his brother and had to be the best man at their wedding. I'd be a jerk too. But he grew up a lot over the course of this story. I loved watching him with Maria and her son, Javier!Maria was a bit of a spitfire. She was strong, considering her less than ideal situation of solely caring for her young son and her grandfather who was suffering from dementia. I thought that Maria and Tug were great together and you could see (since the book was told from dual points-of-view) that their feelings were genuine.I will say, however, that I don't accept the ending as being what it presented itself as. I think there's more to the story, especially since there are plans for a sequel. I will definitely be adding that to my TBR list!