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A review by akristinab
Wait by A.L. Jackson
3.0
Actual rating: 3.5 Stars
This one is probably my favorite in the series so far.
For the first time since picking up the series I didn't feel the need to rip out my hair and just give up on the book comppletely. I really wanted to know how everything turned out for once.
In the beginning in bugged me that Edie ran away from her problems. But over time she stops running and embraces Austin and everything he stands for.
One thing I've hated about this series is there's always some big secret that is hinted at but you don't find out about what it is exactly until the end. This book has it's secret, but you more or less knew what it was most of the book. It's not until the end that you realize how wrong you are and how obvious it seems. Of course there were minor secrets kept, but not enough to drive me crazy.
I love the chemistry between Edie and Austin. Two beautifully broken souls that are probably so wrong for each other that that fact along makes them so right for each other.
They really evolve in the end. When Austin mess up again in the same way, instead of running, Edie faces her fears head on.
This one is probably my favorite in the series so far.
For the first time since picking up the series I didn't feel the need to rip out my hair and just give up on the book comppletely. I really wanted to know how everything turned out for once.
In the beginning in bugged me that Edie ran away from her problems. But over time she stops running and embraces Austin and everything he stands for.
One thing I've hated about this series is there's always some big secret that is hinted at but you don't find out about what it is exactly until the end. This book has it's secret, but you more or less knew what it was most of the book. It's not until the end that you realize how wrong you are and how obvious it seems. Of course there were minor secrets kept, but not enough to drive me crazy.
I love the chemistry between Edie and Austin. Two beautifully broken souls that are probably so wrong for each other that that fact along makes them so right for each other.
They really evolve in the end. When Austin mess up again in the same way, instead of running, Edie faces her fears head on.