Review: A real page turner.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 9, 2012
I loved everything about this book. The characters were very believable, the writing was fantastic, and it brought out so many different emotions along the way.The moral to this story, is don't judge a person, without knowing all the facts. In this story Tucker resents his father's overbearing ways. What he didn't understand is that his father was only doing what he thought was right. Everything he did / or wanted to do, was for his son's own good. He saw his son heading down a dangerous path in life, and he was willing to do what ever it took to stop that from happening.Then you have Tucker who ran away at the age of sixteen, when his father threatened to send him to military school. For over twenty one years Tucker thought his father was doing it because hated him. Thankfully Harley stepped in and made sure the two of them sat down and really talked.Then there's Harley. She grew up in the worst imaginable circumstances a child could find themselves in. When he fist arrived back in Hales Point, Tucker automatically judges her wrongly, too. That is until he finally finds out what her life was really like while growing up, and then he starts to fully understand, why she's acts like she does now.Would I recommend this book? Yes! In fact; I would highly recommend it.