DAMN AWESOME BOOK!!! 
 ~warning... some spoilers below.. some... some... some.. :) 
 A lot of you guys may know by now that I hate, hate, purely hate cliffhangers. However, authors like Abbi Glines tend to sway me to the dark side. She did it with Woods' book and now she did it again (I avoided Rush's book when it first came out). I know that I'm supposed to hate that again, but then I think of all the good things that happened in the book and I just... I can't help but feel thankful that another beautiful book has been made. 
 I would never get over the fact that Grant had a sexual relationship with Nan. I mean, Nan sleeps with everybody, but the least she could do was to NOT sleep with Grant. Hmpf. But yeah, it's all part of the plot. I thought I'd just continue hating Grant here because of this, but he showed me through and through just how dedicated he can be. I love how he totally turned things around for Harlow and I love how he admitted to himself that he was in love. It was fun reading how frustrated he is when Harlow is with another man. It makes me break out into too-girly-giggles. lol. It was also very touching that he's always there for Harlow. I know he's super afraid because of that last scene in this book, but I also know that he's bound to make it right. I bet he'll follow Harlow minutes after the separation *wishful thinking*. 
 Harlow on the other hand, is such a nice girl. As I've told one of my friends, Harlow is close to us readers because she's the smart one. She reads, keeps to herself and just... let things be. I love how closed off she can be (not that it's a good thing all the time, but yeah) because this sets her apart from other cliche characters. She's like the man-version of a heroine. It's fascinating to read. I don't think I can be in her shoes though. Like what I wrote on the previous paragraph, I don't think I will get over the Grant-Nan thingy. I'm so proud of Harlow because she's trying her hardest to forget it. I'm also proud of her character because she's so... UNDERSTANDING. It's one of the best traits that a woman can have. She's like an angel with a twist. I love her. It's not a shocker because I already liked her in the previous book. I've thought about her character waaaayy before the release of this book and as it turns out, she has a lot to give..and then some. :) 
 All's good with those two characters. 
 However, I would still say that this book revolves around Nan. How would Nan feel? Would Nan be there? What would Nan say? How would Nan react? What is Nan wearing? Look at Nan's face. I'm sorry that Nan was in my past. I was in lust with Nan. I didn't really love Nan. Rush rushes to Nan because he's the only one who'll do it. I used to hate Nan. Nan is just sad. Nan needs to be understood. Nan is out of town. Nan is back. NAN. NAN. NAN. NAN. IRRITATING!!!!!! I know that she's supposed to give spice to the book, but come on! There's a limit to how many times you can use one villain. How many books should she be there? How longer is she going to be an issue for the main characters? It's all I ever read about. It's the source of drama for the book, but honestly, I would've liked this book even without Nan or MOST ESPECIALLY WITHOUT NAN. Her character has already served its purpose in my opinion. The author can go kill her for all I care. Is someone going to complain? Tell me please and defend yourself because I have a lot of things to say as to why she shouldn't be the center of Rosemary beach universe. lol 
 **breathing in and out** 
 Going back to my hearts and flowers review... 
 The plot here is very very very good. Readers should get ready for Kiro. He's one helluva round character. It's like there was a button for the twist and then I couldn't see Kiro the way I did before anymore. He's like this totally new character that I respect and look up to. His story here will humble anyone who reads it. Hell, even Harlow's past/secret will humble anyone with a heart. 
 I think the tagline for the next book should be... "What do you do when the person you gave your heart to is in danger of losing her heart literally?... Will you let go without a fight to not feel pain in the future, or will you stay and cherish what you still have while it lasts." 
 Notice that I used "while it lasts".. haha fave book. ;) 
 It is undeniable that I love this book. Even with the Nan thingy, which dammmnnn, I wish would just stop... I still think that this book deserves all the applause. I finished this within 3 hours and I'm so happy to have read it and have a smile on my face after, even with the cliffhanger. :) 
 Cheers, Ms. Glines. You did it again. I love you lots. :)