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266 pages, ebook
First published February 19, 2015
➸ Maddie wasn’t an easy character due to her incredibly low self-esteem. I know that I can’t expect her to react rationally when it comes to her insecurities, but by golly was it frustrating how she refused to accept what other people were telling her as the truth even when faced with undeniable evidence. She didn’t think she was pretty, so everybody had to be lying and just being polite when they complimented her. She was a freak because she could talk to ghosts, so there’s no way that Nick would ever want to be with her. **bangs head against wall**
➸ I grew tired of reading different versions of the “we’re just friends” conversation. It got worse when Maddie’s response became “he has a girlfriend” whenever anyone pointed out that she and Nick obviously still had feelings for each other.
➸ Speaking of Nick’s girlfriend, what was her purpose? Cassidy was completely unnecessary and didn’t add anything productive to the storyline, unless the author was trying to paint Nick as an asshole, in which case she succeeded.
➸ I don’t care that Nick dated other girls whilst Maddie was gone (she ghosted him after all). I don’t care that he was still in love with Maddie whilst he was dating other girls. And I don’t care that he went into these relationships with other girls knowing he didn’t want anything permanent with them. But he’s an asshole for the way he ends his relationships with them, ��The truth was, he always tried to antagonize the women he dated into dumping him. That way he didn’t feel like an ass when he was ready for the relationship to end.” How does he not feel like an ass for that?! Just be a decent human being and break up with them. Some of his exes will probably struggle in future relationship’s, fearful that their boyfriends will eventually turn into jerks.
➸ Maude and Christy carried this story. Their call-it-like-it-is personalities brought some sanity to the party of denial Maddie and Nick were throwing. They were also both hysterical.
I pretty much love all of Lily Harper Hart's books. I think this is the 4th series I've read of hers, and they are all fabulous fun. The characters are just outstanding - well developed with real personalities and both strengths and flaws.
Maddie is a sweet person. She's sensitive to what others think of her and her friends, and just wants to live her life in peace and happiness with Nick, her best friend since they were 5. Nick is a police officer, and has loved Maddie his whole life.
They were seperated for a decade, due to Maddie's fears and insecurities, but when she returns, they both realize that they had never stopped loving the other. Unfortunately, there's a few obstactles to them getting together, like Nick's girlfriend, Maddie's whopper of a secret (which is what drove her away in the first place), and a murderer after Maddie.