Showing posts with label love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label love. Show all posts

Friday, July 26, 2013

The Vincent Boys - Abbi Glines

"The heart wants who the heart wants. We can't help that."

Summary: Ashton has been best friends with cousins Beau and Sawyer for years. Once she started dating Sawyer, her friendship with Beau became nonexistent. When Sawyer goes away for the Summer, Ashton and Beau rekindle their relationship. It's a Summer of secrets and love in this book.

THIS. BOOK. WOW. Beau and Ashton are hot hot hot - and I didn't even read the extended edition! Move over Daemon Black and welcome Beau Vincent! Beau may be seen as a bad boy but he really isn't. I loved that the book is in dual POVs. Seeing what Beau has to say about Ashton is how any guy should feel about a girl they really love. The book kind of gives me hope that if someone like Beau can fall in love then guys' in real life can, too! I would love to have the love that Beau and Ashton feel for each other! While they shouldn't have gone behind Sawyer's back, I feel like it was okay that they did for this story. In real life, I would never approve of this but when I read how they feel about each other, I couldn't help but support the secrets. I HATE SAWYER. I tried to like him but I just I couldn't. He was a decent guy until she started getting bullied at school and didn't stand up for her. I don't care how angry he was that he lost his girl, bullying is NEVER okay and it was really hard for me to read. I know there's a second book to this but at this moment I don't think I can read it because of my hatred for Sawyer.

Rating: 8.5/10

Tuesday, May 28, 2013

The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight - Jennifer E. Smith


"It's a feeling like falling, like forgetting the words to a song."

Summary: Hadley Sullivan misses her flight to London - by four minutes. What happens next is a whirlwind for Hadley as she meets the perfect boy in the airport. He's British which makes him all the more dreamy and coincidentally is headed back to London as well. Throughout their flight to London, the two connect in a way Hadley hadn't thought possible. But upon arrival, they lose each other in the airport. Will fate bring them back together?

Let me begin by saying, I LOVED THIS BOOK. LOVED IT. I think the last time I truly loved a book was while reading anything by Nicholas Sparks. Smith managed to write a book that made me feel happy and sad (I almost cried!) and makes you believe that true love is out there and it will find you. I think anyone who reads this book will be very pleased - it's definitely worth reading!

Rating: 10/10