Yvonne L. reviewed on + 929 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
This book was okay.
It's very repetitive in the beginning where the same information is given to you over and over again by the characters. I think maybe Gibson should have really went back and cleaned up some of that because it was very jumble. But towards the middle the writing smooths out and you don't get redundant information any longer.
I enjoyed the storyline. The characters are somewhat unrealistic though. I don't buy that Simon, who has been a selfish jerk and dead beat dad for five years can all of a sudden turn it around so quickly. He never makes another mistake. Autumn's hot and cold behavior was a bit annoying at times. I'm also unsure how they all of a sudden turned from lust to love so quickly. It doesn't seem like they have evolved much from their drunk Vegas self when they get together.
It was still a decent story. I loved that we get to revisit Faith, Bo, and Chelsea again.
It's very repetitive in the beginning where the same information is given to you over and over again by the characters. I think maybe Gibson should have really went back and cleaned up some of that because it was very jumble. But towards the middle the writing smooths out and you don't get redundant information any longer.
I enjoyed the storyline. The characters are somewhat unrealistic though. I don't buy that Simon, who has been a selfish jerk and dead beat dad for five years can all of a sudden turn it around so quickly. He never makes another mistake. Autumn's hot and cold behavior was a bit annoying at times. I'm also unsure how they all of a sudden turned from lust to love so quickly. It doesn't seem like they have evolved much from their drunk Vegas self when they get together.
It was still a decent story. I loved that we get to revisit Faith, Bo, and Chelsea again.
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