A review by katrinamarie
Falling for the Girl Next Door by Tera Lynn Childs
4.0
This review was originally posted on Bookish Things & More
It's no secret that I love the Creative HeArts series. There's only one more book after this one, and I'm sad to see it come to an end. But Tru and Sloane don't let us down.
I loved that both Tru and Sloane are dealing with their own problems. I just wish that they'd realize that fighting battles together is ALWAYS better than fighting them alone.
Sloane has a lot going on. She has someone blackmailing her about her web comic. Then she is trying to figure out how to get her brother and dad to stay in Austin. She feels like the person that drove the wedge between her family, but there may be more going on than she realized.
Tru has finally come to grips with the fact that he has a problem. He wants to be worthy of Sloane, and thinks pushing her away until he's who he wants to be is a good idea. But maybe a little outside help will allow him to see that maybe pushing her away is a stupid decision.
I love these two so much. They work so great together, and even though they are "on a break" their friendship is still there. (Even when it's awkward.)
We also get to see some of our other favorite characters in this series, and I can't wait for Finn and Willa's book!
Review
It's no secret that I love the Creative HeArts series. There's only one more book after this one, and I'm sad to see it come to an end. But Tru and Sloane don't let us down.
I loved that both Tru and Sloane are dealing with their own problems. I just wish that they'd realize that fighting battles together is ALWAYS better than fighting them alone.
Sloane has a lot going on. She has someone blackmailing her about her web comic. Then she is trying to figure out how to get her brother and dad to stay in Austin. She feels like the person that drove the wedge between her family, but there may be more going on than she realized.
Tru has finally come to grips with the fact that he has a problem. He wants to be worthy of Sloane, and thinks pushing her away until he's who he wants to be is a good idea. But maybe a little outside help will allow him to see that maybe pushing her away is a stupid decision.
I love these two so much. They work so great together, and even though they are "on a break" their friendship is still there. (Even when it's awkward.)
We also get to see some of our other favorite characters in this series, and I can't wait for Finn and Willa's book!