Review: Real and honest relationship
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 16, 2014
This book had me thinking about it all night, it was an interesting experience to read. There were so many lessons to be learnt for women of all ages, men too, but somehow I think a lot of them would miss the point. At the base it's a point of falling in love, but from there it's who we fall in love with and what they do with our love, they can either treasure it or trample on it. In a novel twist, the book has two endings and you can choose which one you like, me personally I'd go for number one and I'll let you know why as I go through the review.Nate seems at the start like the nicest guy you would ever meet, handsome, charming, attentive and sincere, but then things start changing, subtlety at first, but do you always pick up on these when you are in love, no.Leah is a strong character but as she falls in love, she allows herself to change, but under it all, there is that strength, which is the reason that I believe option one is the correct ending for the story.This isn't a happily ever after story, but it is a real story, and one that happens to many women every day. It's a story of real life that isn't always roses but often full of thorns, a well written and attention holding book.I received a free copy for an honest review