Review: Emotional, Comedic, all around fun read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 24, 2014
A hero the reader starts out disliking, and thinks, there is no way Tristan can be a romance hero.A heroine that the reader may not like as well, and think, there is no way Leah can be a romance heroine.Of course that is the beauty of this story. It's not predictable and the character arcs were extremely well done.Even though the circumstances of how Tristan and Leah met and how their love affair unfolded made me wonder how were these two ever going to get over such a huge conflict, my opinion of the hero and heroine turned around and I liked them both, and definitely accepted them as a romance hero and heroine.Their goals, motivation and internal conflicts are well drawn out, and sprinkled throughout the story, so the reader has an excellent understanding of what motivates them both.I highly recommend this book. It will draw you in from page one and keep you rooted to the book until you finish it. The characters are addictive. The story is addictive. It's one of those book where you have to read it to understand how flawed characters go through their journey, and endear themselves into your heart, and you root for them both.Angelisa Stone writes this type of male, his point of view, his actions and dialogue extremely well. She has also crafted a story that will have you laughing and also you may shed a few tears.The epilogue is one that I totally enjoyed and it stayed true to each character.This book has a of elements that can be discussed with other readers.I also recommend the first book in the Oasis Waterfall Series, as you will meet Tristan, and other characters that play an important role in this book.I look forward to more books from this author.