Book Review: The Fine Line by Alicia Kobishop

Release date: December 10th 2013
Self-Published
Rating: 5/5

Synopsis via Goodreads:

High school senior Liv Evans has one rule: No attachments. She’s lost enough in her life and has vowed to do whatever it takes to make sure she never again feels the emptiness of losing someone she loves. Boys are a fun distraction, but a serious relationship is something she’d rather live without. Her determination for a future free of pain and heartbreak is put to the test when she meets–and quickly forms an unexpected bond–with Logan Tanner.

Logan has always been a free spirit, but ever since a life-changing event took place, which left him doubting the integrity of those who are closest to him, he’s taken that term to a whole new dangerous level. Learning the hard way that life is too short for worries or work–and that women can’t be trusted–Logan has exchanged steady work for street racing. When Liv walks into his world, everything he thought he knew about life and women is challenged.

In The Fine Line, Liv and Logan will discover if it’s possible for true love to have a future, or if history is destined to repeat itself.

Logan, Logan. He’s not your usual bad boy with mean tats and grouchy attitude, Logan is actually really cool from jump. He isn’t perfect. He has his own issues as well. But none of that mattered when he encountered Liv. The attraction between the two was instant but the relationship grew deeper over time. I liked that. Not the eagerness and their stubborn personalities pushing them apart, but it was fascinating reading how much everything was building up between them and I anticipated the day when it would all just come boiling over.

Overall, the plot was very interesting. Readers will surely like the addition of street racing, witty dialogues, as well as other entertaining aspects, like Liv wanting to explore her independence. There’s also clear and to the point writing style, and most of all, the emotions are real and heartfelt. There are definitely scenes where you’ll get immerse in all the intensity and feel as if you’re sitting at the edge waiting for the perfect reaction. I know I did. 

The Fine Line is edgy, funny, sad, romantic, delightful and quick-paced. If you’re looking for all that and more then this is the book for you.