I struggled with this book as usual I got into it too fast. I love the books where there is an America. To tell the truth I would want her to be my bff too. Abby and Travis were simply amazing. His fighting career scared the crap out of me. I was reading the fight scenes in a panic. I guess college life made me sort of immune to the aspects of their fights. I thoroughly enjoyed it and thought the author wrote all of those scenes really well too.

So that being said I wait patiently for Walking Disaster. Shepley and Travis were a very dynamic duo. He knew Travis and his emotional outlets and they were as thick as thieves. They both equally shared fear about Abby and how America was warned that he didnt want a girl coming between them. I get that Travis was in his own world and Shepley didnt want his girls bff to be one discarded “couch mate”. The way that Mrs McGuire wrote the friendships was really the best part. I loved Finch and Brazil and how they were all loved and accepted. Anyone who has ever had a friend or boyfriend hold your hair while you get sick understands! That is unconditional love. The fights among all of them were real life fights. I love my girls and I know we had fights the same as their foursome did, and still they have a special place in my forever.

To describe the fierce love that they both felt for each other would be a disservice, so I say intense and emotional. They went through it all and that is what made this fantastic. I think that they were just drawn to each other and each of them tried to fight it but they could not. The reveals about Travis’ family and Abby’s was fantastic. I didnt see her past coming and didnt expect it once it was there. 

The ending was beautiful and I for one say five ***** stars LOVED it