Review: It's never too late to fix the wrong
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 15, 2014
I RATE THIS BOOK 3.5 STARSAfter losing it all, Can Josie get what she really yearns for? He's back, back to help her, back to fix their friendship and back to hopefully get what is his... his Pussy Cat. But is he too late, and is she to broken to be put back together?Having Seth back in her life is all she has wanted for the past few years. He was her first love, but before all that, her best friends. She can put everything behind her, as long as he is with her. As long as she has her best friend back in her life."I'm scared to let anyone in."- JosieSeth will do anything for Josie, even waiting for her. He can tell she is broken, that Blake screwed her up. And he will do everything in his power to help her heal."So run and hide, Pussy Cat, but I'll keep coming back. I'll always fight for you."- SethTruths will be revealed, secrets unearth and feelings finally spoken. They are good together, they are meant for each other, but she keeps pushing him away. She'll let him in, but once again insecurities rise. She's just scared to let anyone in. She has to work through her past. Fight for her future and forgive her self.Can Seth and Josie finally get what they both want... each other and the relationship they have been secretly wanting for years?"I will never regret falling in love with you, Josie. How can I regret the best thing I've ever felt?"- SethThat's A Lie is an up and down book. You never know what is coming with the next page. During That's A Promise, I really loved Josie. She's been through so much and I just wanted to hold her and tell her everything would be okay. In That's A Lie, she has totally become a needy person. She wants Seth, but is constantly pushing him away. She feels like she never deserves to be happy, that Seth will leave her. She has become one of those girls that obsess and is always back and forth. She feels like she deserves all the bad and none of the good in life. Once the good comes, she tries to ruin it in some way. Her back and forth gave me whiplash. She's so insecure, worrisome and it's annoying. This Josie is a totally different one from the previous book we came to know her from and I do understand why, but it totally put me off. Her and Seth, you can feel the love and I was so rooting for them, I wanted her to be happy and I wanted him to get his girl. I'm one for a good sex scene, but I have to admit, this book had so much, and it went on forever. It got tiresome. Sometimes too much is hurtful to a book, in my opinion. And that turned me off a little bit. With that being said, I did enjoy the book. The fact of these two fighting for what they want and not giving up for what they believed in, I loved. I wanted to bitch slap Blake, we see the true guy he really is. UGH! He had us fooled. We get to finally see who Seth is, how he has felt and does feel and what he's been doing while he was away. Questions are answered for us. I really LOVE him! I give That's A Lie 3.5 stars