Review: Good
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 10 1, 2013
Gage Grendel, no one does emotional whiplash better than you. In Who He Is I hated you at least 60% of the time. But wow, that other 40% made my heart bleed for you. The last time we saw Gage he was literally brought to his knees by Eliza. It was one of the most heartbreaking scenes I have ever read. Now, in Who We Are, things have changed. Gage is still Gage, he's a jerk most of the time, but he's got a piece of my heart.99 problems and the b is one. If I could choose one character to push off a cliff Penelope would win, hands down. I don't know if I've ever seen one person so completely screw up someone else's relationship. At the same time, I wanted Gage to man up and kick her out of his life. Yes, he had some valid points about why he couldn't but anyone could see he valued Eliza above all else, even if he did tell her to her face she wasn't his number one. Which, was another patented Gage Grendel jerk move.I had to admire Eliza like crazy this book. She has grown up a lot since the first book. She went from being a shy girl to a woman who would fight (and I mean physically if she had to!) for her man. I hated the time she and Gage stayed apart. But, if that's what it took for Eliza to grown up, then maybe it wasn't all bad.This book was a wonderful sequel to Who He Is. All the questions or problems in book one are addressed in Who We Are. I wish we had gotten to see a bit more from the band in this book. I really missed my Montana! But I know we'll get more as this series continues. ~Meagan