It was so real to me, it was like watching a movie. I love it when a guy is possessive in a sweet way. But I loved his protectiveness, even when she wasn't his. And Beau, gosh, you can't help but feel for him no matter the things he did before Ash. Sawyer was SOOO sweet in the end for someone who'd been betrayed that way. I'm so glad that I finished it and got to see how Abbi finished things up in a way that satisfied everyone as much as they could be. She's just spent so long trying to please everyone but herself, trying to figure out how to make everything work in harmony, trying to be who everyone wants her to be, and for the love of all please her parents, that in the end she had no other choice but to rebel and blow up. She's human, she's just like thirty girls I knew in high school. I'm not terribly fond of Ash because anyone who has the mentality of 'I'm gonna do what I want to do because I've got to follow my heart and I don't care who's hurt in the process' grates me. For some reason it doesn't sit well with me when I read about it. And this was the worst kind for me to read, where she just flat went and cheated behind his back. Though it may hurt me to read it all, it was beautiful nonetheless.Īnybody who knows me at this point knows I'm not a fan of love triangles. The way she brings all things in, all people, all walks of life makes for a beautiful story. I was saying to myself, 'Abbi, how dare you! You hook me and then break my heart!!'īut of course, Abbi knows how to finagle a story. Not that the story wasn't good, but because I was so emotional about it and I didn't see a way for anyone, not anyone, to have a happy ending. About half way through this book, I contemplated putting it down.

The Vincent Boys by Abbi Glines