Review: It worked for me. Ham needed Zara, just didn't know it.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 12, 2013
I loved this book! My sister and I had a long convo re: Jagged and why we liked it and others didn't like some aspects of it.I liked the mellowness of this book. No super villany bad guys stalking the H/h (yeah her dad is a piece of work but no serial killer!) Just a story about restarting a relationship and what it takes to get there and the usual KA family drama that goes along with most of her stories (one of my favorite parts).Maybe it's my age, but I get it, I get it. You look back on mistakes and past relationships with a different viewpoint once you get into your 30's and 40's (moi). Your expectations change, your plans change, the way you "thought" your life was going to go takes a 180 and you find yourself on a different path with different needs you didn't know you had. It doesn't make what you have "now" wrong or not as good as what you could have had earlier in life, it is just what it is and maybe it's what you've always needed.I loved the journey Ham needed to take to get to where he was and the process in the story that we had to through with Zara to believe that he had changed and WHY he had changed. In the end, I was convinced of Ham's love for Zara and that his love for February was in the past and even if he had gone through with a relationship with Feb it would have never have been as strong as the one he has with Zara.