The title of this book is perfect for the story. I really loved how Heidi McLaughlin kept referencing forever and "my girl" throughout the book. It was really sweet. This is one of those realistic love stories that you can actually picture happening. It wasn't rushed at all. In fact it was over 10 years in the making. Forever My Girl was precious. 
 I should state for the record that I would have been beyond pissed if Liam did what he did to Josie before the book even started. Simplified version is that he just up and left her without any good reason. but Forever my Girl deals with the aftermath 10 years down the road from that choice. I liked Liam. I really did. And even though I understood his need to take things slow to make sure it was what Josie wanted, I kind of wanted him to fight for her a littler earlier on. I liked the idea of them together, and it is obvious that they bought wanted it. Noah is beyond adorable. I really enjoyed watching Liam interact with him. 
 As sweet as this book was there were sad and angry moments for me as well. There is a pretty big tragedy that takes place and it broke my heart. There is also one character named Sam that I pretty much hated on sight, but I'm sure that I am not the only one that feels this way about that crazy lady. 
 Josie is a pretty realistic person, which was one of my favorite things about her. She was logical and didn't let her emotions rule her- most of the time. It was refreshing. She certainly didn't go easy on Liam when he showed up in town. Forever my Girl is a well developed story. It has a few flow moments in the middle but it progresses nicely. And I am really excited to read the next book in the series, because I think it is going to be about Harrison and although he appearance in this book was short, he really grew on me.