#FridayReads | Never Too Far

Never Too Far by Abbi Glines (Rosemary Beach #2) 
February 2013 by Smashwords
Kindle - 193 pages
Amazon + Good Reads

"He had held a secret that destroyed her world. 

Everything she had known was no longer true. 

Blaire couldn’t stop loving him but she knew she could never forgive him.
Now, she was back home and learning to live again. Moving on with life… until something happened to send her world spinning once again. 
What do you do when the one person you can never trust again is the one that you need to trust so desperately? 

You lie, hide, avoid, and pray that your sins never find you out."

-Good Reads

Hello, and welcome to my first ever #FridayReads! If you're not familiar with #FridayReads, here's a simple explanation: #FridayReads started out as a weekly hashtag on Twitter where people basically just talked about their reading plans for the weekend. As most of my book "blogging" career has taken place on YouTube, I heard about it from my friend, Bunny, who decided to bring it on over to YouTube. Unfortunately, #FridayReads has mostly fallen to the wayside on BookTube (the book community on YouTube) but I decided that it would be a nice weekly post over here.

This weekend, I'm hoping to finish Never Too Far by Abbi Glines. I finished Rush Too Far (Rosemary Beach #1.1) a few days hours ago and I was hooked (look for my review in the next coming week!). I was fortunate enough to receive an audio version of Rush Too Far from Simon & Schuster for review, and I finished it in record time - I'm not lying when I tell you that I sat through five hours of the audio book with no break. Needless to say, I'm addicted to Rush and Blaire's deliciously dramatic relationship. I couldn't help but dive into Never Too Far, which picks up immediately where Rush Too Far leaves off.

I'd love to hear what you guys are reading over the weekend - be sure to let me know! And, let me know - have you read Abbi Glines before and if so, what did you think? Should I read Fallen Too Far (Rush Too Far is Rush's POV) or is it unnecessary? 

 

Happy reading, everyone!

-Alyssa