Review by Kimmi
Ok, now that I was able to get my rant out about Raid, I'll start my review ; )
I absolutely loved Hanna. I loved that she fell in love with Raiden Ulysses Miller when she was only six years old, and I loved that she carried that candle for him for decades. Every woman has "that boy" and no matter how much time goes by, he is still hidden deep in your heart, but only a song or a smell can bring back an abundance of treasured memories we keep tucked away. In this story though, Hanna gets the second chance every other woman doesn't. I felt her highs and her lows through this roller coaster ride called Raid. This story had me laughing my ass off at times, (especially the banter between her and her best friend KC), then the story had me in tears and feeling like my heart was being torn out and broken to pieces (in the restaurant Chilton's). And Grams, I loved her, she is what every girl needs in life, a straight talkin', no bull shittin', through and through wise and sharp tongued Louisiana Lady.
Raid: "Not a movie person, or never was. Haven't seen either. But bein' in the dark with you close, giving you something you like to do, don't give a fuck what it is. Just glad to be doing it."
Hanna: (inner monologue) GOD. That was nice.
Hanna: "You're very sweet." I blurted.
Raid: "No, I'm not," he returned. "I'm selfish and goal oriented. This shit is multitasking. Got you close, smell your perfume, feel your warmth, and later you'll be in a good mood. All that works for me."
Love this book! Loved this series, but I really LOVED this book. 5 SUPERSTARS!
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