And Crave I did!
This book is a standalone that is also part of The Gibson Boys series. After reading about the HEA of Walker and Sienna, Lance and Mariah and Cross and Kallie, we finally understand the love of Machlan and Hadley.
I already said this a looot of times on my reviews, and I say it again: I love family series! I love their banter, their inside jokes, their loyalty and all they share together, either is happiness or sorrow, hope or fear.
And I love the families this author writes. And I also love when we see some old characters from other worlds that we love so much, even if we see them just a little bit (yes, we see "people" in this book!).
Second chances are always powerful to read. They are angsty and touching in so many levels. And in this book, it wasn't different.
Had and Mach had been together and apart a lot. Really a lot. And we really don't understand all the whys until they tell us about their past. It was so powerful and raw, so beautiful to read.
And I must confess, I didn't exactly relate to Mach, but I understood him and his actions a lot better after I saw what they went through.
Don't get me wrong, I love him. He is loyal, sweet, so caring with his Nana (which I super love). But his hot and cold demeanor toward Had picked me on my nerves. She was fighting for them, hurting herself in the process trying to save the love they have that is so beautiful. And even though I understand Mac's pain and how he thought he was helping her and giving her an out, I was mad that he made take the "out way", but didn't want anyone going with her.
But as I said, once you understand their past and their choices, things make much more sense.
And I don't remember reading a book where the main characters had gont through what they have. It was sensitive in a way I could never realize by myself.
In fact, the tittle is so accurate, because we could see so many cravings, for so many things, for so many people. And all the cravings revolved around the same thing: love!
This book was beautiful, and the way they built their lives, all of their lives, was envigorating.
And to final: I've loved, I love and I'll love everything this author writes (oh, my, how I miss Max), but I can't wait for Peck!!