Review: City & country.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 3, 2014
So I was so excited when I heard there was going to be a sequel. I LOVED LOVED LOVED Shine Not Burn. Probably my most favorite book by the amazing Elle. And let me tell you.... Ian and Candice did NOT disappoint. I loved Ian in Shine Not Burn and was so excited to read his story. I wanted to know more what happened to him to make him the way he was. I wanted to see him happy and of course read more of our favorite characters like Mack and Andie! we get all that and more. Right from the start Candice was the most amusing character I have probably ever read. She is stubborn, bullheaded, strong, witty, charming, independent, hilarious...I just loved her character. She does not back down and she takes a challenge and she loves fiercely. The way she defends her friends is amazing and something I admire greatly in a friend and especially a book character. She is no weak-minded moron for sure. And she has Ian on his toes from the start. Ian certainly lets his guard down and lets those walls crumble within the weeks Candice is staying with them. They cannot help but fall for each other. But with him being country and her being city, how can they make a relationship work thousands of miles apart from each other and from totally differen't worlds? you will have to read to find out. But let me tell you this... this was my most favorite books outta all of Elle's and it even beats Shine Not Burn...it was simply amazing and there are no words to describe how phenomenal this book was. I could not put it down once I started and I loved every hair-raising second. Cow births and mountain attacks and all. MUST READ BOOK! <3"Back off, John Wayne. Don't touch.""Heck yeah, I like the gun. I hit a target and Ian Mackenzie with it already. I'd say it's a keeper.""Just in case you get your testicles kicked by a crazy bull or whatever. Wouldn't want you to miss out on Heaven just because you have crushed nuts.""I'll let you win a battle or two, but I'll be the one winning this war."