I was in tears every time I read something she had left for Lake, or when Lake thought of a memory, or that FREAKIN PURPLE HAIR CLIP! lol.
I loved how so much of the book brought back pieces of Julia. I love how Gavin and Will have become best friends now the idea of best friends dating best friends is sweet.
Eddie is also the same wonderful best friend I adored, and Gavin and her are in Point of Retreat a lot. Will and Lake are the same wonderful characters that I loved from Slammed, with of course some slight character building as they have both become stronger in the past year. I loved Julia in Slammed, I thought she was an amazing Mom and I was sad that she wouldn’t be in at least the first part of the book. I was immediately overcome with sadness because Julia, Lake’s mom, had passed away from cancer and even though you knew that was going to happen it was still so heart wrenching to know she had. I picked this up immediately after closing Slammed because I loved it so much, and I couldn’t wait to see how Lake and Will’s story was going to evolve. Will’s past comes back to torment their relationship and they are faced with more obstacles… They are both enrolled in university, Will for his Master’s and Lake in her first year and they still live across the street from each other and in a wonderful relationship. Layken’s mother has passed away and Lake is raising her younger brother with Will’s help. Point of Retreat takes place about a year after Slammed ends. Will is forced to face the ultimate challenge…how to prove his love for a girl who refuses to stop ‘carving pumpkins.’ “ My Thoughts & Review: Layken and Will have proved their love can get them through anything until someone from Will’s past re-emerges, leaving Layken questioning the very foundation on which their relationship was built. “Hardships and heartache brought them together…now it will tear them apart. Published: September 18th 2012 by Atria BooksĪmazon | The Book Depository | Chapters/Indigo | Kobo Summary from Goodreads:
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