I think, my first mistake, was going into this with high hopes, I've heard it was so good I wouldn't be able to put it down, that the angst was phenomenal and I wouldn't regret it, and as a self-proclaimed angst-whore there wasn't much to be said to convince me.

But I couldn't help pulling for them, praying they would get their shit together, because I felt their connection and became way too invested in their relationship. i was rooting for Jamie and B's relationship from the beginning until the end but what i hated was the cheating between their story.THEY SAY TIMING IS EVERYTHING, and I was beginning to learn that timing was everything but kind to Jamie and me.

But then like a hopeless addict i came crawling back, picked it up and let it mess with my mind a little more. There were a few things that were pissing me off while I was reading but Kandi Steiner cleared things up in the end. i’m also so thankful i read this at a time where ‘love, whiskey’ existed because it made ALLTW so much more perfect. Jamie is avoiding B because of a messy divorce and somehow he doesn't find a way to get a message to her so she knows he's working on it. The main character is DEFINITELY on of THE most annoying, and she just keeps getting worse and worse.This 5 year anniversary edition comes with a story from Jamie’s POV, a sort of extended epilogue, however it’s also a retelling of B’s story but from Jamie’s POV. It’s a love story that spans over many years and the intensity and the passion B and Jamie share is truly inspiring.