Carrie Soto is back, for one epic final season. In this riveting and unforgettable novel, Taylor Jenkins Reid tells her most vulnerable, emotional story yet. This book is a great read. Highly motivational and excellent story. It made me want to take up tennis and just go out and win, win, win! But for me, that's an impossible dream because tennis is a strenuous game and I have asthma. But the book is powerful and I decided to put my dream into the reading of my books. If you like powerful, motivational books then you would love this book. I am now looking forward to reading another book by Taylor Jenkins Reid as I have found her to be an excellent writer.
I enjoy this author's books, and expected to like this as well. I tried, but Carrie Soto is such an unlikable character that it ruined the story for me. I quit halfway. (I can do unlikable, and much of what it entails, but she was just the pits.)
