Review: Great addition to the series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 23, 2013
After reading Moving Forward by Erika Ashby I knew I had to read the second book in the series No Going Back.  In no time at all I fell in love with Seth and Mallory's story.  I knew there was way more to their story and I absolutely loved reading it.First off if you haven't read Moving Forward this review may contain spoilers from that book.  Just a fair warning while reading on.  We meet Mallory and Seth in moving forward as Jesika's best friend and Derek's brother and band mate.  Seth is living his dream and hae started touring.  He had a just sex relationship with Mallory until she asked for more from him.  He decided to be stupid and take off and tour with his band.  When they they have to come together at Derek and Jesika's wedding they both run into each other.  Mallory has something important to tell him.  When she sees him she is shocked to find out that Seth is engaged to marry the women who steered him clear of all commitments.  We find that yet again  timing is everything.  Seth and Mallory must work together if they truly want to be in charge of their future.So many thing threw me for a loop in this book.  I was shocked and a little bit torn up.  Mallory was strong and independent.  A good person through and through.  She has been such a good friend to Jesika.  It was no different with Seth, she wanted the best for him.  She would never deter him from his dreams.  That beeing said she had to keep some things locked away.  She always wanted to make sure she was making the absolute right decisions.  There was so much at stake, more than they both realized.  Seth was never willing to settle down until Mallory.  Even though it took him a little longer to realize I still felt he was always honest and forthcoming.  He was the furthest thing from a saint.  The way he treated Mallory was so very sweet and tender.  It made up for all those shortcomings.This series is  definite must read.  I am looking forward to the next novel.  Some hearts were broken during this book.  It was all for the best and I see some wonderful  things coming from this author.  It was an absolute pleasure to read.