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491 pages
First published May 30, 2011
"I wanted to know her. I wanted her to know me. Not the jerk at school. Not the guy in the tux. Not the goalie on the field. Just me. But I didn't know who that was."They both hid secrets from each other but once they were revealed, their relationship was strong. I liked how protective and possessive Thomas was with his Rumple. God help anyone who tried to hurt her. He even cut all ties with her at some point just to protect her from his jackass father. Oh yeah, few words about dear daddy. I can't remember the character in a book that I despised more than him. The man was abusive, controlling and peremptory. He damaged Thomas in ways I had hard times to deal with.
"Shakespeare said it best: I can no other answer make but thanks, and thanks."
I needed Lou to die by a million small cuts but still be conscious as he was lowered six feet under. A truly despicable character.
A Shay Savage book? No questions asked. I must get my hands on, and boy did I! Flew right through this one. It wasn't as fantastic-earthshattering-mindblowing as her other novels. However, it still was pretty damn good. I adored Thomas; the love he had for Nicole was so beautiful *TEAR DROP*! Can I just say that a guy who can quote Shakespeare is pretty darn attractive and has definitely upped the stakes. The length was perfect because it was long enough that the story progressed at an appropriate speed, plot was spanned out, characters developed through out, and made me want to read it all over again. Which is strange because I don't think my heart could handle re-reading Shay Savage novels because I'm left in a mess shortly after.