One More Chance

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How can I believe Harlow could stand up for herself when she hears Nan's friends talk bad about her and instead of confronting them, she runs away? One More Chance was such a heartfelt and emotional read, I loved Harlow as she was such a sweet and strong fighter defying the odds against her, trying to grab hold of her dreams and not let anyone sway her decisions despite what was at risk. She believes in ghosts and has a habit of asking people if their house is haunted before she goes in it. The sex is HOT, it's well written and I love series that continue to include ALL the likeable and not so likeable past characters.

It felt manipulative in the last book, like it was there for drama, but it felt extremely, intensely manipulative for her to be fine. I'm really happy for Grant and Harlow because I didn't expect I will be touched by their story after all the dramas.Harlow wants him too, but she is scared and she will not go to him until she’s sure they can work out. Grant’s opinion doesn’t seem to matter either, and I feel like she doesn’t want to take into account what other people think, because all that matters is what she wants.

I wanted to bash Grant then, but we spend the first third of the book with two very heartbroken people, who are clearly so much in love on not wanting to hurt and the other desperate to find the one person that is loved so much. I felt like she was either too stupid to realize SHE was more important to people than her baby, or she realized it but didn’t care that SHE was important to people and that they didn’t want to lose her. Even if it means his time with her could be limited, he’d take a second of a life with her over nothing.But a broken heart is not all that Harlow is suddenly faced with, her passionate but short-lived affair with Grant having opened the one door she never even hoped of peeking through.

Other than people freaking out because she insists on having a child, she ends up fine, with nothing other than a coma.Harlow is pregnant and she was always told that she shouldn’t get pregnant because of her heart condition. Abbi Glines masterfully provides progression of the other characters from the previous books in the series alongside the main characters in One More Chance.

Because we all know that it's different, so, so different when it's that someone who's holding your hand. I can’t recommend this book enough and I can’t wait to discuss it with everyone… because there is so much to talk about. Glines did such an amazing job of building emotion, longing, pain in the first part of the book, that when they finally see each other again I was breathless and ecstatic and nervous all at once. I know it’s Grant’s baby, and she wants the baby, and he made her want things she could never have, but I felt like she cared more about the baby and sacrificing herself for the baby than living.I loved this story, a lot of people were disappointed in where Grant’s first book went, but I felt like this book completely redeemed him. While in the beginning of their relationship the focus stayed on the chemistry between these characters and the irresistible attraction that wouldn't allow them to be apart, this part of their story is all about the emotions, the sacrifices, the dreams, the hopes. As I first mentioned, this is the most emotional, raw and heartfelt book I’ve seen from Abbi Glines.