I thought on beach day it was all settled with your big, fancy speech about building foundations on shifting sands,” he adds.

Rachel, Jake, Caleb and Mars have their own journey and there's depth to each of them, but they also grow and learn with each other. If you like books in this genre and the thought of comitting to 750 pages, then definitely give it a go!Same scene extends to Jake joining them, and nobody asks Mars to consent whether or not he wants to watch. Ever since I ran from that house, so desperate to escape, I left with only the clothes on my back and socks on my feet. This is a book about two lost souls that find each other and heal each other and build a love out of friendship and trust. The plot is fairly straight forward, and the stakes, although the protagonist insists are high, never really amount to much. We’re told over and over how Rachel is a liability, how knowing her and being associated with her murky past will drag all the others down with her.

For help with these queries or to submit general questions, comments or feature requests, try Goodreads Help or use the Contact Us form.She lands her dream opportunity getting a fellowship with an up and coming hockey team out of Florida. The way that Rath navigates the growth of the greater relationship and its components only serves to enrich it and make Pucking more interesting.