Review: What a precious way to end an endearing series; I just love Trip and Layla.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 26, 2013
Well, I have finished my Remember When marathon and it was an enjoyable ride. I waited until all three books were available, and I started book One on Saturday morning, and here is it Tuesday evening and I just finished book Three. WOW, I would have been completely distraught if I would have had to wait months between each book, so there is something to be said for waiting for the entire collection, lol.So we made it through all the years of Trip and Layla's time apart, missing opportunities to be together, insecurities of how the other felt, each one moving along with their personal lives, while desperately missing and loving the other. There was so much angsty angst in the first two books that I just couldn't image how it was all going to get worked out, especially after how book Two ended. So image my surprise when book three begins 4 years later and the highly anticipated reunion flows so smoothly and effortlessly; wow, I was not expecting that, and I was bracing myself for a rough ride. What was interesting about book Three, is that the main issues between Trip and Layla, were Trip and Layla; meaning that they had to understand the importance of communication, trust and just how to be a couple, as so much of their time over the past 15 years had been apart. They needed to embrace the Serenity Prayer; it appears as though they were able to find the happiness that eluded them for so long as we got a chance to see how things progressed in the epilogue. Nice way to end a precious series. I almost wouldn't mind a sweet little novella for Trip and Layla beyond the reunion, I hope that the author will give us another glimpse of this couple, as they have a special place in my heart.