She's stronger than she knows, but sometimes she lets her irrational thoughts- and the anger that comes with them - get the best of her. Peyton is someone I think most can relate too. I clicked with Peyton and Jace as soon as I started the book. Now thrown together on a cross-country road trip, they're confronted with the secrets and lies of their past and the uncertainty of their future. They're the last person either wants to see, but they both can't deny one thing: there's something still between them. Now months later, Peyton and Jace end up at the same wedding. They talked and texted all the time and were even planning a spring break trip to see each other.

When Peyton and Jace ended up at the same Christmas party, the sparks flew instantly, and even though they lived thousands of miles apart, they promised each other that they'd make it work, that it wouldn't just be one time thing. Right of Way tells the story of Peyton and Jace, a once in love couple turned enemies. Romantic as well as witty, Right of Way is the ultimate summer read. As it turns out, Right of Way is just as addictive as its predecessor. Therefore, when I caught wind that Lauren Barnholdt was releasing a companion book to it 9 years later, I was beyond elastic (*cue nostalgic feelings*), especially when I found it contained a road trip as well. I loved the road trip aspect, and I loved the two main characters, Courtney and Jordan. Two-way Street by Lauren Barnholdt was one of my favorite books back then (I'm pretty sure I have a well read, well loved copy of it somewhere around my house). And neither of them is prepared for what’s coming on the road ahead… Review:īack when I was in seventh grade and thought that I was being super rebellious by reading young adult books, I was obsessed with anything by Lauren Barnholdt and Hailey Abbott. One of them is pretending not to be leaving something behind. One of them is lying about the destination. Here are Peyton and Jace again, broken up but thrown together on a road trip. And when your life starts falling apart, you’re supposed to have the other person to lean on. Because when you’re in love, you don’t just stop calling one day. Click! It’s awesome, it’s easy, it’s romantic.

Here are Peyton and Jace, meeting on vacation. Summary/Cover Image from Publisher's Website:Ĭan a road trip repair a romance gone wrong? Find out in this standalone companion to Lauren Barnholdt’s Two-way Street.

Right of way by lauren barnholdt