by Abbi Glines
Rating: 4 Bows!
He withheld a secret that had destroyed her world.
Her entire life had all been a lie.
Blaire couldn’t stop loving him but she knew she could never forgive him.
Now, she was back home and learning to live again. Moving on with life… until something happened to send her world spinning once again.
What do you do when the one person you can never trust again is the one that you need to trust so desperately?
You lie, hide, avoid, and pray that your sins never find you out.
I can't say that I was completely happy with some of Blaire's decisions in this book. The whole reason she is hurting over Rush was because hid secrets from her, and for most of the beginning of the book, she kept a secret hidden from him! It was kind of hard not to think she was being a tad hypocritical. Even then, I liked how she matured a little and knew what her priorities were. So YAY for Blaire!
Now Rush, wow did I yell at him so many times! I didn't like the fact that he kept making promises to Blaire and he always failed her. Rush needs to understand that Nan is always going to be mean and hateful and if he want's any semblance of a future, he needs to start doing things that make him happy.
So one major thing that bothered me was that the whole anger and hurt between Blaire and Rush in the first book was because of her father. Now in this book, it turns out it isn't even true! Really?! There was so much drama over this and now we find out it was a lie? This bothered me through out the rest of the book that I was skeptical about what the next twist was going to be.
In the end however, I did like this book, there were some heartfelt moments and Rush does redeem himself. Never Too Far tests the limits of how far Rush will go to win Blaire back and keep her forever.
Now Rush, wow did I yell at him so many times! I didn't like the fact that he kept making promises to Blaire and he always failed her. Rush needs to understand that Nan is always going to be mean and hateful and if he want's any semblance of a future, he needs to start doing things that make him happy.
So one major thing that bothered me was that the whole anger and hurt between Blaire and Rush in the first book was because of her father. Now in this book, it turns out it isn't even true! Really?! There was so much drama over this and now we find out it was a lie? This bothered me through out the rest of the book that I was skeptical about what the next twist was going to be.
In the end however, I did like this book, there were some heartfelt moments and Rush does redeem himself. Never Too Far tests the limits of how far Rush will go to win Blaire back and keep her forever.
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