Review: And she did it again.....
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 4, 2014
It amazes me each time I read one of Andrea Randall's books.  I fell in love with her writing when I read 10 days (1 book of this series).  To the point where I one clicked every single book she wrote up to that point.  Her characters and stories just blow me away.  She pays attention to the little details that make a big difference.  Well, this book is no different.  Not only the characters I have fallen in love with staring in this book but Andrea's writing and story telling has improved so much!  Shocked?  I was!  I thought she was a genius 5 books ago and it just keeps getting better!  If you haven't already got bitten by the fan girl bug for Andrea, get ready.  It is coming for you!Now about this book.......first of all, I love all things Bo and Ember.  I will admit that I was glad to see glimpses of their story in this book but they were not the main focus.  Even in all my love for them, I didn't feel cheated.  That is just talented writing right there. Secondly, I fell in love with Regan in the previous book.  I am so glad he was the main focus of this story.  I needed to "see" him and go through his healing with him.  I NEEEEEDED it.  Third, I got a new friend named Georgia.  She is bad ass.  Like I really want her as a friend in real life.  To watch her learn about herself and find her own story was a great ride to be on.  I can't wait to see more of Regan and Georgia in the next book.  And last......I loved how all the characters came together, old and new.  It was flawless and perfect.  At the end of the book I gasped out loud.  Yes, it was that good!  Then it was like a took a breath for the first time again.  One of those "wow, I love this" moments to "WHOA! Amazing." type moments.I highly recommend this book but please don't miss out on the first two books of this series.  You will regret not getting to know the rest of the gang!  I promise.  Read 10 Days of Perfect, Reckless Abandon and THEN Sweet Forty-two.  You won't be sorry.  Promise.