This is a story of life tinged with romance and regret and
suitable for mature YA and up.
Bree is the love of Webb's life. Always has been and always
will be. This is why Webb finds himself hurtling towards a dying Bree's bedside
after walking out on a wildly successful rock tour. It's been years since he
has seen her, but his heart still remains with hers. So many memories speed
through his mind as he races against the clock, hoping to see her one last
time. Will he make it there safely and on time, and if so, will this be the
closure he craves from all that has happened between them?
This is a bittersweet story about life and the paths we
chose versus the paths we are thrown onto. No matter how many times Bree hurts Webb
he forgives her - over and over again - something I think a lot of people can
relate to. As a reader your feelings about Bree change constantly, one minute
you are disgusted with her choices and the next your heart breaks with empathy.
Webb's courage to leave the abuse and strive for his dream gives us hope in our
own lives. I liked the way that the story was written in two timelines - it
felt as though time was really happening as you were reading it. The cast of
characters were so true to life - many
could be compared to people you know. The writing and editing were very good -
an easy flow to read even with some uncomfortable situations. Not your average
YA read, it and gives you a glimpse of how cruel life can be sometimes.
Thanks to NetGalley and Blue Moon Publishers for the chance to
review the book.
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