Kami had her two
best friends, they were her family. She didn’t need anyone else and in her eyes
it wasn’t worth it, the pain of seeing them hurt when she couldn’t return their
feelings.
Blaine has just
got his life on track, owning Dive, he’s moved on from the playboy he used to
be and is now just trying to survive.
I must say after
reading some of the reviews for this book I was disappointed. I thought it was going
to be amazing, and it had the potential to be, the storyline was a good one.
However I found it so repetitive. And Blaine’s nickname for Kami was so fitting
‘Roadrunner’ because that’s what she spent the whole book doing, running away
from her feelings, running away from her fears, running from her father.
I liked Blaine’s
character but at the same time thought he was a bit silly sticking around
trying to ‘save’ this girl he didn’t even know, she didn’t let him in enough to
be able to love her in my eyes, all she did was push him away and he was always
there when she came to her senses and came back to him, which I found was
unrealistic.
I don’t even
know where to start with Kami’s character, there was so much potential to make
her character great, to show the reader how you can grow and change your life
with the right people around you. But Kami’s character to me just seemed too
weak, to scared, didn’t care whether she lived or died and I didn’t like that.
The ending of
the book when it only took her 3 months after her father attacked her one last
time, to finally get her life on track was a little farfetched. If anything she
should have been more broken then she was at the beginning because it was a new
opened wound, but she just got on with her life, living happily without Blaine
after she sent him away, it just didn’t really add up to me. She had spent the
whole book being broken and unable to love and be loved and she got over that
so quickly without any help and after an attack that should have ruined her.
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