4 Stars

“Fairy tales may not exist, but love stories do”

Georgia Anne loves her husband with her entire soul. As her partner through thick and thin, they have come a long way since being the poor and unwanted teenagers who only had each other. But lately, the man that she fell in love with is a shadow of the boy she once knew… and she is desperately searching for a way to get him back…

With his band Midnite Kills, Spencer Hailstorm has achieved the kind of fame that he never could have imagined. But fame comes with a darker side that snuck up on him and his relationship with Georgia Anne. With the tours and endless parties with girls, drugs and bad decisions, soon the life that he envisioned for himself starts to slip through his fingers…

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Over You was a beautifully emotional read about the struggles of drug abuse and the toll it takes on the ones you love. Georgia Anne and Spencer have found the kind of love that most people can only dream of. But, when the person you love refuses to change the things that are tearing you apart… love isn’t always enough.

Georgia Anne is painfully aware that staying with Spencer through his drug abuse may be enabling him more than helping him. She promised to love him and cherish him, but when the man she loves shows no sign of wanting to get better, she has to make the hardest decision of her life…

Spencer knows that he is messing up time and time again. But, as long as he can keep apologizing to Georgia Anne, he knows she will stick by his side. Until she doesn’t… and everything that he cares about in the world suddenly means nothing…

This was such a heart-wrenching and starkly beautiful read. From the realistically flawed characters, to the spotlight of the pitfalls of fame, I loved the struggle and redemption within Georgia Anne and Spencer’s story.

I received a complimentary copy of this book for my honest and unbiased review.

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