This is the second book in the Bittersweet Symphony duology and I loved it just as much as the first. 

Easton is definitely book boyfriend material. I mean, who wouldn't want to be swept off their feet and loved the way he loves Natalie. The passion and chemistry between them was palpable throughout and the tension- filled, build up to their first kiss and beyond was enticing. 

I loved the way this book stemmed from the characters of Drive and how  they then became side characters in this one. It was well put together and the next-generation concept was engaging and relevant. 

The writing was raw and affecting. It certainly sucked me into the sultry storyline of deep rooted love and desire. I don't think it 'broke' me as much as it has for other readers but I was still emotionally invested. 

I loved the strength of both Natalie and Easton when it came to their ambition and careers. Although each came from highly advantageous backgrounds, they were also both so driven and determined to achieve for themselves. 

My main criticism of this book is that I felt it could have been condensed. Some parts were unnecessarily long and I don't think much would have been lost, had there been more of a strict edit. 

Overall though, a steamy, complicated love story which takes you on a huge journey.