Layken and Will have
proved their love can get them through anything; until someone from Will’s past
re-emerges, leaving Layken questioning the very foundation on which their
relationship was built. Will is forced to face the ultimate challenge…how to
prove his love for a girl who refuses to stop “carving pumpkins.”
FIVE FIVE FIVE!!!!! Reading Nicholas Sparks books have
scarred me. I was almost extremely traumatized by what I thought might happen
in this book, because of how his books have hurt me (he’s good, but he hurts my
heart with his books). Thankfully, I was reading Colleen Hoover who always
manages to make me happy after causing me to leak profusely from my eyes. This
book was the perfect follow up to Slammed. I loved getting to read more of Will’s
and Layken’s story. There were quite a few sad/shaky/terrifying parts in this
book, and I wasn’t sure what was going to happen. I’m not sure if this is a
spoiler, but Layken doesn’t get amnesia (see what I mean about Nicholas Sparks
ruining me?!). That is all I will say about that. I love how they’re really
just the perfect parents, especially considering their situation, and I love
the family of friends that they’ve built. I wish I could read more about Eddie
and Gavin, but I am so happy with what I got, and I loved every second of what
was there for them. I have to start carving pumpkins about this book, or I’ll
be giving it all away, but leave this review knowing the book is a butterflying
good read.
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