The conclusion was good, and had a bit of fun surprises to it. And not just that, I liked that it was pretty realistic in how the two dealt with challenges that came up in their relationship. Not overly dramatic, although there may have been a first thought for each, but both quickly realized that being together was important not how they did it. I loved the way that Hunter came to his realization, and that he was able to be there for Presley and put her first. Once again though, Scott Eastwood’s narration left a lot to be wanted for this audiobook. His voice, great, his performance still bad. Like when I’d have middle school boys read aloud. Yeah, that bad.

Review first published on Lisa Loves Literature.