Cheyenne's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 When I read Falling Away I knew with the teaser for Aflame that Penelope Douglas included that this was one that I had to have like right that second, I didn't care if it was still being written I needed to know damn it what was going to happen with Jared and Tate. DiDi and the rest of my fellow Guilty Pleasure reviewers can vouch for my constant asking of "Is it here yet?" "Do we have it yet?" "I offer my first born spawn if I can have it now!" type of questions that happened almost weekly. Think of it this way, I am an addict and Tate and Jared are my drug of choice and I needed my fix immediately. I think DiDi jumped for joy when the ARC showed up just so I would stop bugging her. 
 Now let me straight up state that I was not angry, pissed or nasty towards Penelope Douglas in any way shape or form about her breaking them up. I even messaged her and stated that I understood that sometimes you need distance to grow and that I had faith in not just Tate and Jared but her as an author as well that this journey she was going to lead us on would be for a reason. I will not give any spoilers away but I will say this, everything happens for a reason in life and Jared's reason wasn't easy on him nor was it easy for him to be separated from Tate. Tate and Jared are not the same people that they were that morning when he left, people change, but if a love is true and is meant to be than it will be able to withstand anything. 
 I went in reading Aflame with not just an open mind but an open heart as well. I can say easily that I was not disappointed in any way, shape or form. I laughed, I cried, I screamed and I ended the book with a smile on my face. There is the perfect amount of angst, hilarity and seriousness in Aflame that makes it perfect. This series has always meant something special to me. Growing up I had my own version of a Jared, he was my best friend, in high school he bullied me (although not as bad as Jared did Tate), and after we became friends again. I have lost touch with the boy that was my best friend as a little girl but his memory is something I always will cherish. 
 Have faith not just in Tate and Jared but in Penelope Douglas as well that everything will be as it should be, that everything happens for a reason and that sometimes distance is the only way to truly grow and become better for the person that you love. Thank you Penelope Douglas for having us readers fall in love with the bully and the girl who fought back. This is a series that I will never forget. 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.