WOW. I didn’t expect to love Hannah and Fox more than I loved Piper and Brandon, but I think it’s true. While Piper and Brandon both had their own things to work through, the amount of psychological build up weighing Fox down is horrendous – and I love how Hannah refuses to back down or give up on him.

Not only that, but as much as Piper comes into her own in her own book, Hannah does so in her book even more. Piper was basically forced into it – leaving her party life and easy money behind to own and take care of a bar. But Hannah? Hannah has always lifted up others, helped others chase their dreams, and made other people feel seen and be made to feel special. But she finally realizes that she deserves all of that just as much – so she’s finally standing up, speaking up, and owning her voice. AND I LOVED EVERY MOMENT OF IT.

This book releases tomorrow and I cannot recommend reading it enough … and I mean it … go get it. Now.

That said, there will be characters you hate – just know, I hate them too and you’re not alone <3 Toxic masculinity is strong in this one, but watching them tear it apart is inspiring.

This book was unputdownable and I didn’t want to see it end. I also have to say that the way Hannah and Fox look at each other will make your heart race. Enjoy it!