Source: eARC for Honest Review from Williams Morrow/Harper Collins via Edelweiss 
 Let's start with that I'm a huge fan of Molly McAdams. *Squee* Though as I was reading this I started to question the predictability of this book which is so unusual for Molly then all of a sudden BAM! comes the Molly plot twist which I have grown accustomed to. Phew I was worried for a bit. 
 Grey LaRue (which by the way is an awesome name) was living her fairytale by marrying one of her best friends to only have it all ripped away in an instant. After this loss Grey is having a hard time coping but thankfully her other best friend Jagger is there to support her and help her move forward along the way. 
 As it's now two years later and time for Grey and Jagger to graduate, Grey still isn't 100% but it's time to return home and face her loss and keep moving forward. As her and Jagger spend more and more time together Grey tumbles across Jagger's real feeling towards her. Which puts Grey in another tail spin not knowing how to deal with it so she runs away. While she runs away she's forced to realize that she's the only one who didn't realize the depth of Jagger's feelings. With these new emotions, she realizes they may be returned. But her inner conflict and guilt of her first love is crippling for her, causing her not to keep moving forward. But Grey isn't the only one conflicted, Jagger may have loved Grey is whole life but he was also loyal to his best friend so it's hard for him to get what he wants and being unloyal to Ben's memory at the same time. 
 As Jagger and Grey come to terms with these new feelings they're forced with so many obstacles that are trying to rip them apart and gutting them at the same time. With each obstacle Grey pulls away hurting Jagger a bit more each day. If only they can find out who is being so cruel to them. During this time I was wondering why they were being so daft that they couldn't figure it out when it was way obvious to the reader. However, once that detail gets cleaned up we think all will go well for them after. But no, we get more angst from so many other outlets, with each challenge they grow stronger which is great because when we least expect it we get the holy shit Molly McAdams moment that you didn't see coming. With this bomb so many things can go wrong and blow apart. It is the truest test for Jagger and Grey. 
 I really did enjoy this book. It had tons of angst and drama. There were times where it was too predictable but the story was good and I was reeled in from beginning to end. 
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