Review: Nice continuation of Claire and Chris' story
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 8, 2014
Back Forever picks up where Bring Me Back leaves off. Claire and Christopher have found their way back together after a painful time apart. It is clear that they are very much in love, and ready to move forward together in their lives. Their commitment to one another is not a problem, but it seems life is throwing a lot of other challenges in their path.Claire is offered the job she's always wanted and deserves, which makes her happy. Unfortunately a to of other situations pop up in her life that require a lot of the time and attention she wound need to devote to this job. Her father is acting in unusual ways, and Claire's daughter Sam is dealing with her own coming of age issues as well as feeling left out of family stuff and otherwise acting like a teenager. Chris is trying to start his own recording studio and change the way he makes music as a career while dealing with pressure from his former bandmates to go back on the road as they all want to get the band back together. Christ struggles to reconcile his desire to remain a successful musician with his desire to settle in and focus on having a family with Claire.Throughout everything, it was great to see Claire and Chris support one another and find a way through all the issues they faced with love. Their sexual chemistry remains very intense, but it was really great to see them continuing to solidify and grow all aspects of their relationship. Seeing Chris and Claire's dad develop a closer connection was very endearing. I felt like I got a great conclusion from this story, and was glad to be able to spend more time with these characters.*A copy of this book was provided in exchange for an honest review