Review: Love Happy Endings
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 25, 2014
This was a sweet story about falling in love with your soul mate and reconnecting.  Riley has been best friends with Hudson's younger sister, Eden, since they were small kids.  Through the years, he watched her grow and become a beautiful girl.  He feels guilty because of the feelings he has towards her since he's several years older and because of Riley's relationship with his sister.  He doesn't know that Riley feels the same way about him.  Hudson was her first kiss and she wants him to be her first lover.  What should have been the most most memorable night of their life turns tragic.  Can they overlook their guilt and make their relationship work?I adored Hudson.  He was so sweet and gentle with Riley.  It was obvious he loved and cared for her.  Riley is a little immature in the first half of the book, but her character grows on me towards the end.  You can't help but want the two of them together.  The secondary characters, Eden and Luke (Hudson's best friend) were okay.  I really didn't care for either, especially Luke.I really didn't thing the underground fight storyline was necessary and helped the book.  Channing was crazy and we never find out if he goes to jail.  We also don't find out if Luke won the fight or how he did.But overall, the book was good.  I love that it was told from both Hudson's and Riley's POVs.  It's a stand alone and has a happy ending.