VBT# Until I Met You - S.L Scott

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Until I Met You


Review: Until I Met You - S.L Scott - October 2015

First off, Until I Met You is a book that everybody has to read as it was such an amazing read and keeps you engrossed right till the very last page and you can't help but hope that everything will work out in Taylor and Jude's favour and that the rest of the characters can just go jump off a bridge for all you care and that they can leave Taylor and Jude alone to be happy and live their lives in peace. The book starts off with Jude in a room and at first glance we think it is a prison type room , then it jumps to a party where Jude aka Judith meets Taylor - the two get off to a rocky start as Jude brings out another hidden side of Taylor but the pair can't help but be drawn to one another. Thus begins the week of a lifetime where this couple bond like crazy. Then Jude disappears to her "reality" and we discover that for Jude - all is not rainbows and sunshines . Jude's life reminded me a bit of the movie The Sixth Sense with Bruce Willis and Haley Joel Osment -as you will read on you will discover why. All Taylor wants is Jude back in his life and we discover that Taylor has a illness which he is hiding as well and just wants to live his life to the max and it seems he has found that with Jude. The couple eventually elope, but unfortunately their happiness ends their as Jude is forced to return back to her family and is in more danger and Taylor has a relapse and ends in hospital. Is this pair destined to get their HEA and be free of the world that holds them in restraints and rules ? The marriage part with the court and annulment issues  reminded me of the autumn movie I have just watched recently on Hallmark Channel - Autumn Dreams which tugged at my heartstrings.
This is one book that everyone has to read as it has something for everyone from Health issues , Edgy Topics, Dysfunctional Families, Romances , Horrible Exes , Dramas and Secrets/Lies.
This is definitely going on my Top 2015 reads List.






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