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A review by vera_allbookedup
Life Unscripted by Taylor Delong
5.0
When I finished reading “Love Unscripted,” I had several predictions:
1. Tanner would be okay;
2. Lainie died in the accident;
3. Emmy gives birth (Duh, a given since she was having a tiny humanness not an elephant); and
4. Luke would be devastated and Emmy and Junior would end up with the baby.
My last prediction was wrong! I should have known that Luke would get his HEA because no one deserves that more than him. While death brings sadness and devastation, it also brought happiness and new beginnings. It is true that you don’t go looking for love; it finds you when you least expect it.
I love how family is an important part of the Tanners’ lives. It reminds me of my own family and the close relationships I have with my cousins. That bond continues with the next generation. Sometimes we plan things out with exact precision and other times it’s jungle rules. But above all we subscribe to Luke’s parting words: Life unscripted: the only way to live.
1. Tanner would be okay;
2. Lainie died in the accident;
3. Emmy gives birth (Duh, a given since she was having a tiny humanness not an elephant); and
4. Luke would be devastated and Emmy and Junior would end up with the baby.
My last prediction was wrong! I should have known that Luke would get his HEA because no one deserves that more than him. While death brings sadness and devastation, it also brought happiness and new beginnings. It is true that you don’t go looking for love; it finds you when you least expect it.
I love how family is an important part of the Tanners’ lives. It reminds me of my own family and the close relationships I have with my cousins. That bond continues with the next generation. Sometimes we plan things out with exact precision and other times it’s jungle rules. But above all we subscribe to Luke’s parting words: Life unscripted: the only way to live.