The struggles of this book when added to the things that they have lived through in their past combine to show the beauty of this love story. We get to enjoy Eddie and Gavin again with some fun surprises in their relationship; we get introduced to past people in Will's lives, and also to new characters, Kiersten and Sherry, who are Will and Lake's neighbors. I don't think I'm going to move on to the next book in the series because I don't want to be a party pooper anymore. A young girl, grieving the loss of her father, uprooted and dragged across the states by her surviving mother and little brother. If you, like me, enjoyed Slammed (perhaps, also like me, despite yourself), I'd recommend simply letting Layken and Will's story end for you at that book.

I bring our hands above her head and press them into the floor, then lean in as if I’m going to kiss her, but I don’t. There are so many unnecessary "fillers" that I skipped about 5 or 10 pages at one point and they were still eating dinner.Other cancelled products: If you want to cancel products that are not damaged or incorrectly supplied, then you must inform us of this within seven working days following the date of receipt in accordance with the Distance Selling Regulations or otherwise as soon as possible. Our Non-Fiction Range includes: Academic, Photography, Audio books, Business, Cook Books, Craft Books, Health and Fitness Books, Mind, Body, Spirit (Tarot). Even more so, I came to adore how Caulder and Kel protect this little spit fire from some of the hurt she experienced as the new kid in school. The only thing that's keeping this from being a straight one-star book for me is that I use my first one-star read, Wither, as the baseline for single star ratings and this didn't reach that level of absurdity.

But in this case, what Will did wasn't actually all that bad, it was more of a "why didnt you tell me" thing.There is a way to make your presence known, to remind someone of why they love you, without turning into Kathy Bates from misery and removing all their freedom from you. Once again, I am floored by this author's unique ability to make me feel, not only a fan, but an actual part of this story. And yet, Layken's mother, prior to her death was inexplicably hell-bent on ensuring that her daughter and the boy she's dating (who Julia, the mother, very much liked and was close with) keep their relationship outside the realm of adulthood. I probably have thirty passages like this highlighted in my e-reader, that just stick out as awkwardly unrealistic.