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jgilge's review
3.0
**Copy provided by author via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.**
Well, after how much I liked the first book, I have to say I'm a bit disappointed with this one. I thought that the characters were a bit immature, and yes, I know they are supposed to be overcoming their insecurities and trying to see if they actually love each other, but it was still annoying.
I think that the author could have cut out a bit of this one, and it still would have been great. I did like the way the characters grew up (even if it was annoying) and figured their shit out.
Well, after how much I liked the first book, I have to say I'm a bit disappointed with this one. I thought that the characters were a bit immature, and yes, I know they are supposed to be overcoming their insecurities and trying to see if they actually love each other, but it was still annoying.
I think that the author could have cut out a bit of this one, and it still would have been great. I did like the way the characters grew up (even if it was annoying) and figured their shit out.
nannyf's review
4.0
This is book 2 in a series of novellas, book 1 must be read before this.
Again, being a novella, this was a quick read which I devoured in one sitting. I say devoured because after reading part 1 I couldn't wait for this one. And it did not disappoint in any way.
Without giving too much away, Ashleigh decides to find out once and for all if Luke is as in love with her as she always has been with him. What she does may well shock some readers, but I feel it is exactly what is needed in order for them both to move forward.
Another brilliant read, bring on part 3!
Again, being a novella, this was a quick read which I devoured in one sitting. I say devoured because after reading part 1 I couldn't wait for this one. And it did not disappoint in any way.
Without giving too much away, Ashleigh decides to find out once and for all if Luke is as in love with her as she always has been with him. What she does may well shock some readers, but I feel it is exactly what is needed in order for them both to move forward.
Another brilliant read, bring on part 3!
bookbae96's review
5.0
Now that Ashleigh and Luke's relationship has taken a very different direction, things are starting to change. While Luke couldn't be more thrilled and sure that everything is just as it should be, Ash is in retreat and reconsider mode.
Let me be clear about this: I am in love with this series. I fall a little bit harder for Louise Bay's writing with each book of hers that I read. Luke has won my heart, and Ash, although she's making me crazy, makes me want to grab her and hug her and reassure her that everything will work out. If CALLING ME BACK was the build-up of the evolution of the relationship between Luke and Ash, CALLING ME AWAY is the dip, the sort of 'oh, my goodness, NOW what do we do?!' part of the story. It's that part that makes me, as a reader, feel all angsty and unsure, just wishing that these two could get back on the same page and get together already. With all of that said, though, this story just makes the anticipation of CALLING ME HOME, the third and final book in this series, that much sweeter. Getting to see more of Haven, Jake (who I am loving even more the more that I see of him), and Beth is an added bonus. 5 angsty, nail-biting, impatient yet hopeful stars for CALLING ME AWAY. Book 3 can't come soon enough!
nbiblioholic's review
4.0
Once again, Louise Bay's writing held me enthralled with this story. In this second book of the series, Ashleigh asks Luke to give himself a chance to live outside of a relationship and in the end hopes he will choose her. I understood her logic while at the same time I wanted to shake the sh*t out of her.
Ash really annoyed the crap out of me. I liked her, don't get me wrong, but I was annoyed because she was putting all the insecurity she had on Luke. I just didn't think it was fair. I got why, but Luke couldn't prove his feelings if he couldn't show his feelings. Make sense?
I felt extremely awkward with regards to Luke and Fiona. WTH?! I didn't like how far things progressed with them. I didn't like bearing witness to his attraction to her. And then he encouraged a friendship with her??? Yeah, I hope he's okay with Ashleigh remaining friends with Richard.
Overall, another enjoyable read and I wonder what is in store for the conclusion in book 3. Enjoy! xo
Ash really annoyed the crap out of me. I liked her, don't get me wrong, but I was annoyed because she was putting all the insecurity she had on Luke. I just didn't think it was fair. I got why, but Luke couldn't prove his feelings if he couldn't show his feelings. Make sense?
I felt extremely awkward with regards to Luke and Fiona. WTH?! I didn't like how far things progressed with them. I didn't like bearing witness to his attraction to her. And then he encouraged a friendship with her??? Yeah, I hope he's okay with Ashleigh remaining friends with Richard.
Overall, another enjoyable read and I wonder what is in store for the conclusion in book 3. Enjoy! xo
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