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A review by sydneyelaine
Just Let Go by Courtney Walsh
5.0
I had to rewrite this review because it sounded ridiculous so lets try this again. :)
my first 5 star book of the year, and goodness does it deserve it! I usually don't read contemporary fiction because a lot of times it just doesn't sound appealing to me. however, I saw this cover at barnes and noble and when I read the back, it sounded really interesting so I decided I might give it a try and I'm so glad I did! it really was a sweet book, not too heavy on the romance and with characters that you want to root for.
the small town setting gave the plot such a nice charm and reminded me a little bit of Nicholas Sparks. I love the idea of living in a small town, so reading books that have that same setting usually appeal to me.
I really enjoyed every single character that graced the pages, even the supporting ones. being able to read both Quinn and Grady's point of views really made me want to cheer them on, both as individuals and as a couple. while both were irritating in their own ways, I still couldn't find it in my heart to dislike them. I wanted them to grow, and I understood them even if I couldn't relate to them on a personal level.
I absolutely recommend this book, and I will definitely be checking out the rest of the books in the series!
my first 5 star book of the year, and goodness does it deserve it! I usually don't read contemporary fiction because a lot of times it just doesn't sound appealing to me. however, I saw this cover at barnes and noble and when I read the back, it sounded really interesting so I decided I might give it a try and I'm so glad I did! it really was a sweet book, not too heavy on the romance and with characters that you want to root for.
the small town setting gave the plot such a nice charm and reminded me a little bit of Nicholas Sparks. I love the idea of living in a small town, so reading books that have that same setting usually appeal to me.
I really enjoyed every single character that graced the pages, even the supporting ones. being able to read both Quinn and Grady's point of views really made me want to cheer them on, both as individuals and as a couple. while both were irritating in their own ways, I still couldn't find it in my heart to dislike them. I wanted them to grow, and I understood them even if I couldn't relate to them on a personal level.
I absolutely recommend this book, and I will definitely be checking out the rest of the books in the series!