Read 6/2/15-6/4/15
We briefly meet Thomas "Tommy" Maddox in Beautiful Disaster and Walking Disaster. But then, Beautiful Oblivion comes along, and... I don't even know what to say or think. He's also known as T.J.
I want to hate him for what he's done in the past, but he redeems himself in more ways than one. I feel bad for him because sometimes you can't help who you fall in love with, and I totally get it.
So needless to say, he has won my forgiveness (not that it matters).
I enjoyed this book and the characters, especially Liis. She was freaking awesome. I absolutely love her character.
I think that this book definitely tied in a lot of things that we left unanswered with some of the other Maddox brothers, which is definitely good. There is a lot that can be said about this Maddox, but what was "it" for me was how overprotective he was of his family, because he was the youngest when his mom dies, and was left with such a huge responsibility at such an age. Granted, he made mistakes, some of them huge; but he's human after all.
Definitely enjoyed. Can't complain about the chemistry - among other things! Jamie didn't disappoint me as a reader.
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