Review: Fantastic
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 21, 2014
Oh how I loved this book… Let me just start off by saying that Virginia Nelson did an excellent job of bringing us the emotions that can only be felt by someone who’s loved and lost and is weary of giving the person who hurt them a chance. But the overall feel of this emotion I had during this story was laughter…Braxton left Abby ten years before at the altar, but it was something he regretted the whole time. When he returns to the small town where they grew up he does everything in his power to win her back. Only problem is that she doesn’t believe he is being honest or if his feelings are from guilt.Abby felt like her life was turned upside down and she was left having to be the one to care for her ailing grandmother and other family members. At one point during the story Abby mentions to her friend that she feels that if she would have gotten married to Braxton her life might have not been the way it turned out. It gave the impression that she also held a bit of resentment against Braxton for running out on her.One thing that I loved about the story was the letters that are at the beginning of each chapter. And I would be lying if I said I wasn’t yelling at my Kindle asking it where were the letters… Getting a glimpse into Braxton’s feelings over the years to me were pure genius…Now I can keep talking about the book all day long, but then you wont have a reason to go off to buy it and read it yourself.