Ok Christina Lauren, I love you guys again!:) Not that I didn't love you before, but Harlow and huckleberry Finn definitely made up for the previous book in the series. (Pls don't kill me! I know many people loved Ansel & Mia) Finnick, Finnigan or just plain old Finn was a dream to read, and not just because of how talented he is in you know where. My feelings for this couple can be described the way their relationship evolved. It started out as a slow burn and then ignited and burned so bright I couldn't look away. Or put down. Looking forward to the next one. Good job ladies!P.S. I'm sorry for your loss Lauren. After reading your acknowledgement to your dad, I looked back at Alexander Vega's small but influential role in the book and the ways you wrote about him. and even though you may never see this, we can all hope to have someone like that in our corner. Someone that we "frequently" love whether they're here with us in the flesh or in the spirit. This is Finn and Harlow's story all the way. Both are struggling with life changing situations. Finn shares his but Harlow does not. When he finds out it may be the end for them. This started slowly but picked up when the two of them realize the other is more than a distraction, an itch to be scratched. Watching their reactions when they realize the significance of the other to their life is fun. Finn does not replace Ansel as my book boyfriend but he gives him a good run for it. I like the friendship between the guys and the girls. I also like the support system they have created. I look forward to Oliver and Lola's story. These characters are old friends and I like catching up with them.
What do You think about Dirty Rowdy Thing (2014)?
Awesome way to end the story. I think Finn and Harlow are now my favorite.
—Nagasaki
