Just to let everyone know this should be book 1. This starts out when they are children from Jameson's POV. I like the insight of the guy because it let's us know what is going on without the whining and emotional entanglements. This story gets to the root of Jameson's commitmentphobe behavior. I was disappointed with his sexual escapades because it shows how flawed he really his especially his thinking. This book was incredible and I would have been more enthusiastic with this series had I read this book first. Overall this book is witty and emotional. I would totally read it again. Of course I give this a 5 plus star rating because its amazing. This book is a look back to when Jameson and Sway met. It takes us from that time to when they finally shag! I loved this book for many reasons. I got to get a large dose of Jameson's pov which was infuriating at times. Gah, he could be such an asshole! I loved riding along while Jameson comes to terms he loves sway. You almost feel proud of him. Because once he figured it out, you knew he'd be relentless to get her and keep her. Lucky for him, she was in love too. You also got to experience some history between not only sway and Jameson, but the Riley family and friends. They did some crazy stuff that had me laughing. The shit they pulled growing up, and well hell even as adults, it was truly comical. This was such a treat after reading Happy Hour and Black Flag. I felt a deeper connection to the characters after this, what a treat from the author. I'm looking forward to the next book ( which I have already started and it starts with a bang! It will have you laughing out loud and you just fall deeper for everyone in this series) if you haven't checked this series out, you are NUTS!!
What do You think about Trading Paint (2012)?
This book should be read first not third. Makes more since that way.
—6loi
A much needed insight to Jameson's mind & the world of racing!
—catt
