One More Chance

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Harlow wants him too, but she is scared and she will not go to him until she’s sure they can work out. I can understand why grant is finding it hard to accept what is happening, and that he is coming round. If we have a lifetime or only a few moments together, you will be the most important thing that ever happens to me in this life. But a life-changing secret has torn them apart, and now Grant and Harlow must decide if they have enough fight to make it work - or if the pain of betrayal has permanently destroyed their future.

Because we all know that it's different, so, so different when it's that someone who's holding your hand. When things became even more complicated, putting Harlow's life at risk, I became an emotional mess! We watch the young lovers suffer acutely from the separation, desperately missing each other, wishing they never parted ways, but Harlow's priorities have shifted now and she remains determined to stay hidden from the man she still loves and the media that is still hounding her.This time around, Grant has replaced his selfishness and careless disregard for Harlow's feelings, with heartfelt gestures and sweetness. It was a beautiful story about second chances, doing whats best for you and your family, love, forgiveness and standing strong. I love Grant but I swear if these speculations are true, I will hate him as much as I hate Abe and Rush's mother.

In the end of the last book Harlow runs away, after Grant finding out her secret and having a bad reaction. This is definitely one of my favorite Abbi books, and I think it was the perfect conclusion to Grant’s story. I still don’t completely get why people dislike Nan and why the other characters treat her the way they do, but what she did for Harlow did was really nice.She believes in ghosts and has a habit of asking people if their house is haunted before she goes in it. Even though she was better in this book than all the rest, I have absolutely no desire to read an entire book about her.

I'm not sure how much longer she would've held out and I'd like to think it wouldn't have been much longer.

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. Though she wants to be with him, and knows he regrets letting her go, she doesn't know if she can trust him. An overheard conversation about the past of Nan and Grant revealed something that was never explained and I want to know! Harlow had taken the chance, falling hard and fast for the guy who thrilled her with his all-consuming desire. I don’t understand her decision, and I’ve never had to make that decision, but I also feel like it’s her decision to make…and Grant’s too, being the father.

We see so much character growth and it was the raw emotion from our protagonists that held the story together beautifully. This story truly caught me off guard, I never expected it to take the turn it eventually ventured on, and every single second of it was a thrill to read.I get Kiro is trying to understand why she’s not getting an abortion, but that, combined with Harlow’s earlier thoughts of her grandma made me think that her grandma was religious and didn’t believe in abortions. Given it comes up a couple of times, I thought it would have more of a role, and it doesn’t, so I don’t get why it’s brought up. I loved his messages to Harlow they were full of regret and love and showed how life had changed him. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. He had to overcome his reputation as a playboy, and his history with Harlow’s half-sister, Nan, a woman with a reputation of her own.