Review: Her by Carey Heywood

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Review: Her - Book #2 Him Series - Carey Heywood - October 2013

First you had Him which was Sarah's POV on the incident with Will and the first day she fell head over heels with him and now you have Will's story. I am in two minds when it comes to reading books that are from two POV's but with the same tale as I almost feel like I am re-reading the story and I am so not a re-reader type of person, so I do struggle a bit. However , I did find Will's story alot more emotional than Sarah's which was surprising as you expect the female's side to be a more of an emotional wreck and rollercoaster. For Will , he had never met anyone as fabulous and beautiful as Sarah and when he finally got the chance to ask her to be his girlfriend, he was over the moon as he knew deep in his heart that this was to be the girl he would live the rest of his life with forever.  However, fate has a funny way in interfering with our lives as one minute he and Sarah were hot and then next , Sarah had dropped in like he was an ice cube and she melted away never to be seen again for the next seven years. Over the years Will got close to Sarah's family and introduced Brian to his fiancee Christine and now is Brian's best man. Flying back home for the wedding , he spots Sarah on the plane- his Sarah still looking as beautiful as ever , even more so as she has gotten older. Is this finally his chance to win her back and prove to her that no matter what happened in the past , he still loves her and will do anything for her ? What will happen though when he discovers the truth of why she left , will Will be able to mend those broken bridges even if it means breaking some of his own ?
Find out in Book #2 Her which is Will's POV of what went on with him and Sarah.


 

 

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