Review: Adorable Beckett
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 9, 2014
When I opened up this novel was very much looking forward to the read especially since I did read the first novel. The prologue is not the expected opener also thought it should of had a warning hehe saying that Mr. Beckett is the one to watch for because you will fall in love with him instantly. Audrey is the one you meet in first book that she was quite the piece of work with all kinds of names that could be attached to her to describe her. She is now in in-patient therapy and you get to see her progress. Also a new character introduced-Jeremiah who is by the author you are given all the low down on the past events to the present but he has the one key person that I feel is the clincher in this novel he is the father to Mr. Beckett. While reading you also will see why I name he such the adorable little guy he is who is also oh so wise for his cute self. Don't get me wrong though the adult characters in this novel are also worth diving into this novel. Jeremiah is one great daddy also, there needs to be more guys like him willing to take a stand and be the man when necessary. One of the interesting aspects of this story is how they meet with the events that go from there. The author does a fantastic job of building of their relationship that keeps you hooked to the pages turning them as quick as you can to see what transpires next. You also meet up with Audrey's sister again to get a glimpse more into a relationship between these two that is so completely different from the first book for the better. The author has done such a bang up job with Beckett that you often forget the hurdles he must and does overcome because he is that special and adorable. The mother though is one piece of work though that causes pain through out that at times you want to meet up with her to give her a piece or two. So through the ups and downs and all arounds this is one novel that can bring forth many of a emotion from the reader with that being the mark of a fine author. Just love how it is brought all together and wrapped up almost with a bow with the most intriguing epilogue I have read in a long time that left me the reader so satisfied,because sometimes even with one you feel as if something was missing or there should be something else but not in this case.