Between moving across the country to helpher best friend and building her music career from scratch, Layla is pretty dang proud of what she’s accomplished. It’s about the struggles of being a single mother, the triumphs of love, and not forgetting who you are amidst it all. He didn't think she was capable of a job that it's considereded as mostly for male people (security), he also tried to scare her into not doing it, frightening her son in the process.

Dealing with her warped view of relationships, men constantly taking what little autonomy she had, and suffering the bias and hatred of people that were no better than her, no matter what the told themselves. Sadly, I got so tired of the book that I stopped highlighting the toxic behavior and all the possessiveness. The next time you get wet over me you better sit on my fucking face until I feel my soul leave my body and tap out. Madison struggled through all of these things, while also raising a child when she was but a child herself.And I loved that Jamie was in the book heaps a few single parent books I've read sometimes it seems more about the parent and less about the child.

Even when they were feuding, I wanted them together - and I was SO ready when they finally crossed that line. can we just talk about the scene where garrett got upset finding out maddie was going to be working alone as campus security and he was making sure she could defend herself and jamie ran out and pushed garrett thinking he was hurting her and he was literally defending his mom. The Goodreads Libra Goodreads Librarians are volunteers who help ensure the accuracy of information about books and authors in the Goodreads' catalog. She has trust issues that are fully granted, she has every right to guard her heart and her wee family.But in all honesty I thought I was going get bored after a while but I didn't, Maddison and garret together kept me going.