This is not intended to be a full statement of all your rights under the Distance Selling Regulations. Will was plainly head over heels in love with her, consistently put her happiness first, and yet she doubted his feelings? You would think, with our living across the street from each other, that we would have all the time in the world together. Maybe Will mans up, maybe Lake calms down, maybe some shit starts happening other than Will's incessant whining. I tried to put myself in her shoes and I thought that her behaviour was justified but then she started questioning his love and I wanted to slap her.

Those of you who have already read it and disliked it, please don't leave hate comments if you didn't love it as much as I did. What I hate, however, is the fact that everything that happens between me and Lake, and Gavin and Eddie… we all seem to know about. So this was a book that potentially could have ruined all of the good feelings I was feeling at the end of Slammed, but instead it was another wonderful addition to the story.

I’ve experienced this a select few times in stories like Where She Went and The Piper's Son, where the guy takes the stage and gives us his POV about the girl he loves. I hope that that is true because I love these two stories so much, and I think that there is more to explore in the lives of some of the other characters introduced through this story. It's pounding against my chest because I realize I've never been so sure about the rest of my life than I am in this moment.

The only thought I can leave you with right now is that this book is written beautifully and that all the characters are very easy to relate to and I'm sure that almost all of you will love it just as I do. Of course, everything has it's way of playing out and I'm ever so glad that I decided to pick up that second book! Part of it is the under-developed POV, but much of it is from the fact that the drama and conflict is very artificial and the main characters read as fer immature, which was not the case in the first book. I was looking for something that would make this book different and unforgettable but :( Nevertheless, I'm still glad I've read and tried my luck with this book/series because I really don't want to miss a single book written by CoHo.Point of Retreat continues to carry the concept of Slamming and never have I ever thought I would love poetry as much as I did - actually probably even more than I did in the first book. I knew after reading the blurb for this book that there was going to be some sort of misunderstanding involving someone from Will's past, and I knew that it was going to be the long lost ex-girlfriend. If you fail to comply with this obligation, we may have a right of action against you for compensation. Didn’t get the days I wanted, but I only have two semesters left, so it’s getting harder to be picky about my schedule.

If I would have been born at eleven-eleven, I’m pretty sure I could have got on the news or something.Where the first book moved me with its remarkable inspiration, Point of Retreat touched me with its tender love story. of our deliveries are made by Royal Mail as we think they give the best service and cover all areas of the UK. I bring our hands above her head and press them into the floor, then lean in as if I’m going to kiss her, but I don’t. I have come to love slam poetry (well, at least the ones from this book, I don't really have any other experience with it). If you, like me, enjoyed Slammed (perhaps, also like me, despite yourself), I'd recommend simply letting Layken and Will's story end for you at that book.