Helpful Score: 1
Rachel has been taking care of her family first and herself last since she was a little girl. She played both father and mother to her two younger sisters while her parents played an unstable and unreliable role in their lives. The one night she puts herself and her desires first, her world crumbles. Since that time she has walked around with guilt and longing for the one thing she cant and wont have Vaughn.
I really enjoyed the first book in this series, The Trouble with Cowboys, so I was hopeful that I was going to like this one as well. Turns out I liked this one even better than the first. There was so much emotion and feeling in this book it added a depth I wasnt expecting, but fully appreciated.
There is one scene in particular where Rachel goes over to Vaughns house and completely lays herself bare before him. There is so much going on, unspoken and emotionally, between the two of them in that scene that it almost felt invasive reading it. Like I was witnessing something so utterly private and I shouldnt have been. It was beautiful and a little tragic and quite possibly one of my favorite scenes I have read in a long time.
We get to know the Sorentino sisters better and understand what shaped them into who they are today. There is a lot of mystery and action wrapped up into this book and all the elements created a hard to set down book. It seems like an impossibly long wait until I get the next book in this series in my hand. I may go mad in my waiting and wanting to know more about Jenna and Matt. This is a fantastic series so far have high expectations for the next book, too.
Cherise Everhard, September 2013
Book provided by the Author in exchange for an honest review
I really enjoyed the first book in this series, The Trouble with Cowboys, so I was hopeful that I was going to like this one as well. Turns out I liked this one even better than the first. There was so much emotion and feeling in this book it added a depth I wasnt expecting, but fully appreciated.
There is one scene in particular where Rachel goes over to Vaughns house and completely lays herself bare before him. There is so much going on, unspoken and emotionally, between the two of them in that scene that it almost felt invasive reading it. Like I was witnessing something so utterly private and I shouldnt have been. It was beautiful and a little tragic and quite possibly one of my favorite scenes I have read in a long time.
We get to know the Sorentino sisters better and understand what shaped them into who they are today. There is a lot of mystery and action wrapped up into this book and all the elements created a hard to set down book. It seems like an impossibly long wait until I get the next book in this series in my hand. I may go mad in my waiting and wanting to know more about Jenna and Matt. This is a fantastic series so far have high expectations for the next book, too.
Cherise Everhard, September 2013
Book provided by the Author in exchange for an honest review
