I've preferred this book to the previous one. I like Sam and Liam, but Paul is something else. So determined and indipendent, he knows who he is and what he wants. I also like that he doesn't accept shit from anyone, nor his big brothers neither his wannabe partner.Shandik, on the other hand, seems to be the opposite: uncertain and totally in the close until he is literally carried away by Paul's enthusiasm. Sam and Liam are the same lovebirds that we left at the end of the first book, even if I'm not sure I totally appreciate Sam's sappiness in this one. The book ends in a certain/uncertain note, so I guess I have to read the third asap if I want to know how things proceed for this new couple.Last remark: loved the humor of the book :) I really loved this. More than "Where" as a matter of fact. Paul was just great, Olaf too. His name takes some getting used to, but his last name ends up used more. Really love the Owens family and how they just pick up "strays" left and right. Ending seems a little unresolved and confusing but I might just be not understanding the inference I'm supposed to make. Loved getting to see Liam/Sam for a good portion of the book. Had to stop myself from skimming ahead to see what happened to Liam a few times but it's revealed a good time in. Not too soon, but not too far.
What do You think about Isle Of Wishes (2013)?
I liked it, but.....a sequel is needed! It's feels so unfinished!
—tgrems
