I loved Arlie’s character. She was strong and loyal to her friend and her family (despite what had happened to her while she was with her mother). I think one of the things I loved the most about her was how realistic her grief was. Sure, there was hate towards her mother for doing what she did – but it never took over and she still felt grief. She reminded me of a trapped dog, sweet and cuddly to those who showed her kindness but a rabid animal to those with opposite intentions. She does some pretty silly things though, dumb and completely idiotic things, but it didn’t take away from her character as a whole. …show more content…
Cody seemed really sweet and thoughtful, and I have to give some serious props to Mandy for bring in a blind love interest. Very rarely do we see the love interest as anything other than a perfect, Greek Adonis (AKA Edward Cullen). My issue, as you all know from previous reviews, is that I hate insta-love – and, sadly, this book had serious insta-love vibes going on. It was still wonderful, don’t get me wrong, but I feel as if their relationship should have been developed a lot more before they decided they loved each other – once again, no matter how damn cute it