FOREVER MINE

TITLE: FOREVER MINE
AUTHOR:ELIZABETH REYES
SERIES: MORENO BROTHERS #1
RATING:★★★

SUMMARY:

Seventeen-year old Sarah’s life is turned upside down when her single mom is sent to jail. She’s forced to move, leaving behind everything she’s ever known, including her best friend Sydney. Lost and bitter in a new school, her one goal is to save money and move back home. Then she meets Angel Moreno. Enigmatic but gorgeous, Angel is almost too good to be true. Except for one thing, his archaic belief that guys and girls can never be “just friends”. The problem? Sarah’s best friend Sydney is not a girl. With their unexpected romance intensifying to places neither ever experienced, how long can Sarah keep Angel in the dark about the guy waiting for her back home?


REVIEW:

FOREVER MINE - Cheesy title right...so i dont even know from where to start because this book has a hell lot of wonderful characters, but our main characters are Sarah and Angel.
Oh Angel i gushed over him the whole time. 

Sarah is seventeen year old and her childhood has mostly been on the move until she finally settled with her mom in Arizona, but this is not the main issue here the reason why Sarah feels her world fall apart is because her mom has been sent to prison for embezzlement for three long years due to which she was forced to go and live with her aunt and step- cousin ,Valerie, in La Jolla California which meant she got seperated from her only best friend Sydney. She was certain that she would return to Arizona as soon as she turns eighteen so that she could finish off high school with Sydney.

First day of school is when she meets ANGEL...and BOOM ..blown out by the description given about his personality and looks but the BOOMish moment was when you felt that *insta-love * aspect. Its like they layed eyes on each other and sparks flew and personally i am no insta-love fan so i found it funny and unrealistic on my part. 

Then finally Sarah and Angel got together. I was really doubtful at a point if Angel was serious or was just bluffing with Sarah but he was definitely very serious , but they were great together and couldn't keep their hands off each other especially Angel. But it was nothing extreme.

Angel was so enigmatic and baffling i loved him, he was really a strong character.
Yes he was protective .. OK very protective but not in a bad way. He had girls ogling over him all the time but he only cared for Sarah..i know AWWWW right.
Angel was really protective about Sarah he didn't want any guy being inappropriate with his girl, not even if it is Sarah's coach of the school team.. BTW he was a douche bag and he payed for it.
His protective trait was nice i feel some people may not like it but i kind of embrace that kind of protectiveness but only till a certain level.

The problems start when Sarah hides the fact that her best fren Sydney is a guy. Naturally by the name Angel figured Sydney was a girl and Sarah didn't correct because she knew how protective Angel was and she didnt want to cause a scene or trouble. Finally she decides to tell Angel and stop running from telling him the truth.(Ok i am not giving any spoilers..go read it.) This was really the only flaw that stood out in her character.

The other characters were great as well. We get to meet their family and friends too.
Valerie , Sarah's cousin was very spunky and cool and no strings attached kind of girl but then there was something cooking between her and Angel's brother - Alex. Alex was a great guy too and of course he was a MORENO so he had the looks too. He was really a funny guy and i cant wait to read the next book in the series which is about Alex and Valerie.
Sophie was their little sister and all the brothers were overly protective about their little sis which got into her nerves.
Eric, Sal and Romero were great too..

All together the book was good not that i loveeeddd it but yes i did like it a lot. 


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“What?” Eric shook his head. “Angel Moreno is into talking to chicks now? When did you turn into a total wuss?"

Angel shrugged, and took another bite of his food. 

He avoided looking at Eric; suddenly not sure he wanted to talk about it. “I don’t know, dude, she’s just cool to hang with, I guess.”

Eric nodded, as if he got it. “So, you’re not into her? I thought she was pretty hot.”

“I’m into her, you ass, just ‘cause I didn’t bone her the first night. Not all girls are like that, you know.”

Eric grinned. “So, you did get shot down.” 
― Elizabeth Reyes, Forever Mine