Forever Too Far (Rosemary Beach #4, Too Far #3) by Abbi
Glines
What I liked:
I still love Blaire.
She is really a great character.
She cares, she loves and she is very compassionate. She’s forgiving. She forgives people and wrongs against her
very easily with little to no bitterness.
She loves with all she is and that makes her a great character.
Of course Rush was great.
His character really stepped it up in this book with the wedding gifts,
so stinking romantic.
I actually liked that there was no resolution with his
sister and mom. I can think of way too
many books that throw a happy ending with all the loose ends tied up with
pretty bows and you think, “Can that happen in real life?” In real life, Nan would still act the same
way, she wouldn’t change because she has never had to before. I was glad that Grant didn’t forgive her
too.
What I didn’t like:
The language. I am
not saying that certain characters can’t cuss.
Rush is rough around the edges, raised himself and had a rock legend for
a father and an absent mother. He has
few morals and is no way religious in any way, therefore I don’t expect him to
soften his language for his audience, but daaaaaang. There was just too much in this book.
I felt in this book particular that I was unsure on what
Blaire and Rush’s relationship stood on.
I know they are attracted to each other, but it was unclear how I could
feel confident that their love would last forever. That is why I am so glad she has written Rush
too Far. I can’t wait to hear it all from
Rush’s perspective and find out what he has been thinking from the
beginning. I can’t wait!
I can only recommend this book to 18 and older. Either way, keep reading my friends!
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