Of course, this also creates a love for each character and has you waiting until you can read their stories next, Grant in particular. The friendships in this series are the type of bonds I like to read about people who have been friends since childhood and would do anything for you. The book is full of secrets, friendship, passion, and love. You’re thinking… who is whose sister and who is whose dad? Also Blaire sleeping under the stairs makes me think of Harry under the stairs at the Dursley’s and well… I am a Harry Potter Fanatic. The book has a little bit of a soap opera type plot line. I was glad a character was introduced to be a surrogate family for Blaire since her mom and sister have passed. Love love love me some Granny Q!įallen Too Far isn’t the standard ‘boy meets girl, boy and girl fight, and then boy and girl fall in love’. She knows Cain blew it and she won’t hold that against Blaire. Her love for Blaire is heartwarming, especially in the face of Blaire’s rejection of her grandson.

Now, Granny Q – I LOVE! She is southern, sassy, and straight to the point. Abe is still a dick and as a father he should have been there for Blaire point blank, but you do get to see a more human side to him and he breaks through your heart just a crack. You would think she would want Rush, the only person to care about her and protect her, to be happy.

She is selfish and only thinks of herself. My hatred of Nan only intensifies and even in her weak moments it’s hard to feel sympathy for her, especially when during these struggles she is still affecting Rush and Blaire individually and also them together as a couple. Grant still makes me smile and Woods is still kicking Rush into action in his own dick kind of ways. Lets talk about some of the supporting characters for a minute.

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