Review: Book Whisperer's Review
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 8, 2014
Okay, so some days I have smart days and some days I do not; when I started this book, I was on a “you are very dumb” day. It took me a while to realize that Willa is Ginger’s sister from Protecting What’s His.  I loved Ginger and Willa from the first book and I loved that Tessa Bailey gave Willa her own story and voice.  We know about Ginger’s side of growing up with a drug addicted mother and how Ginger had to protect and raise Willa but now we get to see how this all effected Willa.In her last relationship, Willa realized that she could not be the broken, porcelain doll that her boyfriend wanted to glue back together seamlessly to make her perfect.  She was always going to have scars and have that rough around the edges attitude, so she let him go and traveled to Ireland after she wins a photography contest.  And this is where it gets good because this is where Shane enters the picture.Shane and Willa do not get along, at all, during their first few encounters.  In fact, their conversations are nothing but sarcastic comebacks and witty remarks.  However, through Shane’s sister and mother, Willa gets to know more about his past and why he is running away from the family owned bar.  Shane is persistent enough to get Willa to open up for a few seconds and let him see all the darkness that Willa is holding onto and all the light that she could give.The best thing about this story you ask?  It’s the fact that Shane doesn’t want Willa to be perfectly flawless; he likes her just the way she is.  READ THIS NOW!Best quotes: “Shane’s hand curls into a fist at my belly. ‘Take back your words.  Tell me I can touch you.’”~MC