Point of Retreat by Colleen Hoover

Point of Retreat (Slammed, #2)

by Colleen Hoover

From the bestselling author of Slammed, comes Colleen Hoover's next big hit.
Layken and Will have managed to overcome the obstacles that threatened to destroy their love, proving that they are destined for one another. What they are about to learn, however, is that the things that have brought them together may be the very things that ruin their connection forever...
Layken is left second-guessing the relationship whilst Will is jumping over hurdles to prove his love for her. What the young lovers discover about themselves along this journey may change their entire world and the lives of those who depend upon them the most...
Praise for Colleen Hoover:
'As brilliant and entertaining as Slammed, Point of Retreat is absolute poetry.' - JAMIE MCGUIRE, New York Times bestselling author of Beautiful Disaster
'I finished reading Slammed at 1am on Sunday... I couldn't wait to start reading Point of Retreat so I bought it right then and there!' - Amazon Review

Reviewed by nitzan_schwarz on

3 of 5 stars

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I thought I’m going to like Point of Retreat more than Slammed as it was from Will’s pov, instead of Lake’s, and I have always liked Will more. I was wrong, mostly because I forgot Lake doesn’t have to be the Point of View for her to be annoying. And Will had his stupid moments, as well. However, from the second part of the book I really enjoyed it. I just had to waddle through the first half to get there...
January 1st, 2012
"Resolutions"
I’m confident 2012 will be our year. Mine and Lake’s year.
--First Paragraph Point of Retreat
I don’t think I’ve ever been more frustrated and annoyed with a couple of people than I’ve been with Lake and Will in the first part of this book.

Will, our darling, loving, mature poet with the kind heart and responsible mind is the one narrating this book. We get part of his diary and I loved those parts as they often included poems he wrote, and those were good. As far as narration goes, I liked his a lot more than Lake’s. But he made some stupid decisions in the course of the book… the kind of decision that make you scream “DON’T DO THAT!” and wonder what the hell the hero thinks is going to happen. Like, not telling Lake about his ex... Dude, have you never watched a chick-movie? Don't you know that's bound to bite you in the ass eventually...?
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