That first moment that Arlo looks upon London and realizes she’s provoking feelings in him he’s never felt for another woman before, as well as the progression of how he admits to himself that he’s not willing to give up on her. We don’t see the entire span of their relationship play out in this book, but instead focus on what was truly key. Whereas the first book was almost 400 pages, this sequel is a quick read at just 120 pages, providing us a brief snippet if you will into Arlo’s growing need for London. First of all, we don’t simply get a rehash of the entire first book. As it turns out, there are several reasons why this particular retelling came across as insightful rather than repetitive. After all, we’ve basically already seen how this story plays out, what more could we possibly stand to gain from seeing it a second time.

I’m always hesitant to read a sequel or prequel of a novel which focuses on the same story from book one being retold from another character’s point of view. If this is love, he’s never going to be the same again. From day one, the only way forward is deeper in, and there is no easy way out. Meeting her is the start of something big, like the first bump of coke or hit of the pipe. He gets horny, fucks, and sends them on their way. He’s never been in love, or even in lust. His shattered into a thousand tiny pieces when his dad died, and he vowed to never let that happen again. And if I don’t expose my heart, it can’t get broken.Īs a boy, Arlo Jones learned that hearts could literally be broken. Even if it involves…a hostile takeover?Ĭold. See how immediate his infatuation with London truly was, as well as how he’d do just about anything to keep her in his life. An insightful look at our rock star’s point of view when it came to the events which played out in Catching London.

Break you mv ellis