Review: Fantasy vs Reality
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 20, 2014
Everyone needs a break from reality now and then. Weekend trips to Vegas, late night drives down the coast, red-eye flights coast to coast. Reality breaks are good for the mind, body, and soul. Just remember to come back to your reality, lol.Daisy’s break was in the form of her blog. I loved the fantasy life she created there with her doting husband, adorable baby, and beautiful home. But that’s all it was. It was an escape into the kind of life she wanted. You know what though? Her reality was so much better than her fantasy.Reality included a baby she loved and adored with every fiber of her being. It included the baby’s daddy who wasn’t perfect, had an odd sense of humor, and family that saw and loved her despite her “faults.” Trust me, her faults are what make Daisy a unique character to read about. She’s quirky and a little too impulsive at times, but she loves hard.That’s all that matters.Travis  was incredibly patient throughout this story. So patient I wanted to slap Daisy and tell her to appreciate what was right in front of her. Good thing I couldn’t, huh? *grins*Travis and Daisy worked because Travis believed enough for both of them. He took the chance presented to him and ran with it, using whatever he had to in order to tear down Daisy’s wall and embed himself into her life and into her heart. On that, he did a fantastic job!Ms. Gilmore  wrote a wonderful love story that’s very modern in its feel, and a little backwards by traditional standards. Travis and Daisy might have done things a little out of order, but it worked out in the end. Sometimes, the happy ending isn’t really what matters because you know it’s coming. Sometimes, how the characters get there matters more.***Received from Tasty Book Tours for an honest review***