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3.78 AVERAGE
3.78 AVERAGE
I just wish this book had expanded more on their relationship instead of telling the same story. I was disappointed when reading the Epilogue, because I felt cheated of everything on between.
I loved this more than Beautiful Disaster. Having a book in Travis' POV made the story better. Understanding what was going on with him a lot more in this book, and feeling him when Abby did some of those things to him, basically making him crazy. And reading through this book made me love him a lot and wishing I knew someone like Travis, and seeing that he is a good person that was just lost until he found someone that could handle him.
So good. Even though I read the first one I still LOVED reading it from Travis' perspective. Read this is a day!
dark
emotional
funny
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Kind of bland for an alternative POV book. Like I know there's nothing really new to share in the story, but it was almost like just reading the first book twice. And we really didn't see any kind of emotion whatsoever in Abby's character in this POV. Like in the first book she was really struggling with her emotions and was head over heels for Travis but from Travis' POV it literally seemed like she was indifferent the whole time.
So good. I loved reading Travis's pov. It was awesome.
Wow! Well worth the wait!
Set in the same time frame as Beautiful Disaster I loved re reading from Travis' POV. So much so I fell in love with him all over again!
Once again my emotions were in tatters - right from the prologue.
Whilst I knew what was coming, having read BD, it still had a massive effect on me. Reading from Travis' POV makes it that bit more romantic and the intense, raw love he has for Abby is melt-worthy.
Jamie McGuire wound up the story perfectly in the epilogue - amazing!
Kind of hope this isn't the last we hear of Travis and Abby though.
Looking forward to reading more about the Maddox brothers too!!
Set in the same time frame as Beautiful Disaster I loved re reading from Travis' POV. So much so I fell in love with him all over again!
Once again my emotions were in tatters - right from the prologue.
Whilst I knew what was coming, having read BD, it still had a massive effect on me. Reading from Travis' POV makes it that bit more romantic and the intense, raw love he has for Abby is melt-worthy.
Jamie McGuire wound up the story perfectly in the epilogue - amazing!
Kind of hope this isn't the last we hear of Travis and Abby though.
Looking forward to reading more about the Maddox brothers too!!
Beautiful Disaster & Walking Disaster were two sides of the same story I could most definitely relate to. Their were certain parts in the book, like when Abby or Travis would talk about their feelings towards each other but the other wouldn't know, that spoke to me and my personal life. I’m not going to go into detail but yes we've all felt misunderstood at least in one moment or another by the one we love or care for. In the books both Travis and Abby experience inner conflict with things from their past that have come to affect their future. It speaks to me in a way that I can feel what they may have been feeling in that moment because my personal experience is somewhat close to what they're going through. I believe that these books don’t just speak to just one audience but multiple. It carries heart ache, confusion, doubt, and so much happiness and hope. Its all things essential in our lives; things we as people in society go through and experience. One of the things I mostly liked about them was the way how everything felt real and it was so relatable to the reader. I was able to sympathize with the character and I think that’s a very important quality because it engulfs the reader; the urge to know what happens next is too great to pass out and that makes a great book.