Our lives are a cascade of events that pass faster than we would like them to. Time changes everything. Our habits, our views, our circle of friends. But there is one thing that remains the same over the years.
Our memories.
Through them we cherish the most unforgettable moments of our history. And they also retain some things that can't be forgotten….
But one day you realize that yesterday should be left in the past. Because tomorrow your new life begins, and you go back to the drawing board.
A love story of Evan Murray and Tara Mackenzie.
A story that should last forever….
But no one knows when forever ends….
Mary's Review:
OMG! I don't even know where to begin! Well, let me say this: THANK YOU DIANA! Right before I was given this book Diana Nixon posted this on her Facebook Page:
Yep, I was one of the people she dedicated the book too. Talk about *fan girl scream*!!!
Ok, now to the review:
Best Part of the book: EVAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh, I didn't think that Diana could make me love him anymore BUT I WAS WRONG! I was able to see Evan in a whole different light. This was just 60 pages of Evan's and Tara's relationship and I loved every word of it. With the other books in the series we (as readers) don't not really understand why Evan and Tara relationship ended. Especially, when I think they are so perfect together. With this book, we learn the ups and downs of the relationship and why it ended. However, after reading this I began to understand MORE of the interactions of Evan and Tara in the other books. I really want to go so in depth in this review of the book, but it will spoil those who have not read it. I will say this (again) I love Evan!
Not so great about book: I will it was longer. I just wanted more Evan! Other than that, there is nothing wrong with this book!!
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Thank you, Mary! I promise you will see a lot more of Evan in my next books of the LL series:)
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