Review: A beautiful story
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 3, 2014
This book was an emotional rollercoaster ride of ups and downs. I found myself tearing up one more than one occasion and I was a complete mess when Peyton poured her heart out to Reed and revealed every detail of the horrific event from her past.Reed, although a man whore, was a really sweet guy. He was obviously hiding his true self behind the rumors and reputation that darkened his family name, and I was so pleased to see Peyton break down his walls brick for brick. He in turn did the same with her, until they were both free to completely love each other the way they deserved. Of course, with them both being so broken, the ride to happiness was full of bumps and unexpected turns, but they worked through it and found each other again.Peyton was the type of girl you can't help loving. Sweet and smart. I hated that she had been dealt such a rough life, and as I mentioned before, when she told Reed everything about what had happened to her in the past by heart shattered. I was just so happy she was able to find love and happiness when least expected, and she was also able to find courage and to take back what had been stolen from her years before - emotionally, anyway.This book had a very serious tone, with the devastation that ripped through each of their lives, past and present, however, with a bunch of amazing characters, who added a lightness to this story, it was also fun and easy to read. I loved Dr. Lorraine. She was the confidant every girl needs. Her unorthodox way of healing her patients was quite refreshing and made for a few laughs. As did Quinn and Bret. I particularly loved the whole underwear personality assessment!