The second book in Bellinger sister duology. Like I said, best romance ever wha-

This book was written so good and the characters? Gosh, it feels as if they were real! They were fleshed out really well! Really, really well! I have never feel so connected to a story like this one. I was devouring everything in this book from the characters to the description of Westport ( miss the small town vibes *hugs* ) to the dialogue between Hannah and Fox. I was there with them as a ghost, observing them facing every obstacle that was coming their way. It was beautiful. Their relationship is beautiful.

Hannah Bellinger. What a kind, thoughtful, leading lady she is. This story wouldn't be half as amazing without her wiseness. Gosh, I strive to be her without the ability to match songs to moments because, of course, she's the only one that can do that. The fear and disgusted feeling of her not being able to connect with her father but ending up to be the legacy of her father? What a queen. Also, queen's move on her for getting what she want and being her most authentic self.

Fox Thornton. Peacock. Pretty boy side-kick. Or so we thought? His thoughts on himself is really saddening and it makes me think on how many times when we meet a person, we already put them in some kind of a mold and treat them according to what we think about them which comes from others view of them that we heard or our own past with their "kind" of people. Mostly, we think that's the person they are when in fact, they could be the totally opposite. Fox is a funny guy through and through and he knows how to smooth strained moments which just add to his charming character. It's not hard to fall in love with him. Especially when he's full of tattoos and got an unbelievably handsome face. Okay... hot alert-

Fox and Hannah. THEY ARE