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A review by kdurham2
Letting Go by Molly McAdams
4.0
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In the first chapter, the reader is hooked - Grey is three days away from her wedding and her fiance is on the golf course with his buddies and his heart gives out and he is gone. Thankfully Grey and Ben were part of a threesome, friends that is, and Jagger is willing to step up and help her cope with her loss and get her through the last two years of their college career. But things change when they graduate and head back to their small hometown - as they should!
Grey and Jagger take turns narrating the story and thank goodness - it took this book to the next level. I completely loved hearing both sides of their story and to hear how they both react to the same situation was awesome. I also loved that since they grew up together and they headed back to that town, all of their family members were able to be a part of the story and their families couldn't be more different. I find it thankfully realistic when the characters each have different family quirks and it is nice to see that no matter what home you come from, a friendship can still form.
In the first chapter, the reader is hooked - Grey is three days away from her wedding and her fiance is on the golf course with his buddies and his heart gives out and he is gone. Thankfully Grey and Ben were part of a threesome, friends that is, and Jagger is willing to step up and help her cope with her loss and get her through the last two years of their college career. But things change when they graduate and head back to their small hometown - as they should!
Grey and Jagger take turns narrating the story and thank goodness - it took this book to the next level. I completely loved hearing both sides of their story and to hear how they both react to the same situation was awesome. I also loved that since they grew up together and they headed back to that town, all of their family members were able to be a part of the story and their families couldn't be more different. I find it thankfully realistic when the characters each have different family quirks and it is nice to see that no matter what home you come from, a friendship can still form.