Forever, Again

Forever Again is a book mixed with mystery, romance and a whole lot of sadness. I say sadness because we know what happens by the synopsis from the book. We also know who it is that dies. We get the story from two point of views; one from Lily and one from Amber, the one we know to have gone off the deep end and murder her boyfriend, then commit suicide. But there’s more than meets the eye to that story. Cue the mystery surrounding the deaths of two teenagers in love. Lily and Cole, the nephew of Ben, the boyfriend that was murdered all those years ago, team up to figure out just exactly what happened. To say that I didn’t see any of that coming in the end is an understatement. Because I seriously didn’t see any of what happened, going down the way it did.

The book also has an underlying message of friendships and how they truly never go away, even after death. I truly loved the characters and found myself feeling everything they had to offer. I consider it a satisfying read when authors can make me think the way they want me too. Or the way I think they want me too. I think readers who are in need of a romantic thriller, Forever Again will undoubtedly suck you in.