thebookdisciple
Written on May 27, 2016
From the author of the red-hot Vincent Boys and Sea Breeze series, comes another steamy romance series. Get ready for to fall hard for Rush...
Rush promised Blaire forever... but promises can be broken. Torn between his family and Blaire, he has to find a way to save one without losing the other. In the end one has to be more important, but letting go isn't easy.
Blaire believed in her fairy tale... but no one can live in a fantasy. Her love for Rush kept her believing that they could find a way to be together. But Blaire has to make the right choice - for herself and her baby - even if that choice breaks her heart.
Will Blaire and Rush find the forever that they both want or has it all just gone too far?
- ISBN10 1490474773
- ISBN13 9781490474779
- Publish Date 1 June 2013
- Publish Status Active
- Imprint Createspace
- Format Paperback (US Trade)
- Pages 292
- Language English
Reviews
Sam@WLABB
Written on Aug 29, 2015
catiebug
Written on Sep 21, 2013
Kelly
Written on Jun 13, 2013
http://divainpyjamas.blogspot.com.au/2013/06/forever-too-far-by-abbi-glines.html
Forever Too Far was ultimately Nan's story, and pathetic doesn't even begin to describe her. This series begun beautifully, but have deteriorated rapidly and the spin off series was woeful.
Nan's constant declaration that no one cares and no one loves her left me wishing someone would end her with a kitchen knife. Supposedly Rush and Blaire's ending, but points of view from Grant and his new mystery woman, clearly testing the premise of yet another spin off series. It was disappointing to say the least.
Jack
Written on Jun 12, 2013
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I have to say this book was so much better then the second one. Although still not as good as the first, because Rush was still no where near the cool dominating guy he was in Fallen. He was over emotional, and full of "caveman" tendencies. He fussed over Blaire far too much, and it annoyed me to no end that Rush wouldn't give Blaire two seconds of independence. I swear he thought that Blaire couldn't do anything for herself and had to be waited on constantly.
The drama was there which was nice, although it seemed a bit off and weird, fabricated almost. Nan was a pain in my rear end, probably because she seemed so underdeveloped and fake.
I don't understand how Blaire can still look so beautiful when she's very very pregnant. Everyone thinks she's the hottest thing ever! And the size of her stomach was compared to that of a BEACH BALL! And she was pretty close to being full term. I'd say like seven months or so. Beach balls are not that big! And in six weeks Blaire can miraculously fit into her "pre-baby" jeans…what!! What about baby weight..and exercise. Glines makes pregnancy look like a walk in the park!
It was nice to see that after so many blunders Rush finally put Blaire and his baby first. Atlhough it took him till 79% when Blaire was in labor and Nan in a mental institution to see that.
I loved Harlow! He quiet and shy demeanor, and her POV was an interesting part of the story. I'm just hoping that Glines doesn't go and write a bunch of books about her and Grant. Because I'm not fond of Grant right now, and I love what Harlow thought of him, how she didn't like him and his choice in women.
The fact that the stuff that happened in Twisted Perfection makes an appearance at about the 75% mark as well as near the end which was pretty nice. It was a swell tie in.
I love baby Nate! Although I'm not sure about the name, I can picture Rush with him, sitting outside in the moonlight. It was quite cute.
Everything wrapped up nicely for Blaire and Rush. Although it would have been nice to see some resolution with Nan and Blaire, to see Nan mature and grow as a person instead of be a horribly mean person.
I wish the book had been longer, or we had some sort of epilogue looking into baby Nate's future. I'd love to see what he's like when he is Blaire's age.
Cocktails and Books
Written on Jun 10, 2013