Review: beautiful but not quite addicted
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 28, 2014
Josie doesn't remember anything, drugs and anonymous sex are her only comfort but when she see's a man outside of her apartment there is something about him. So much so that when she saw him months later working at a bar she made it her routine to hide in the shadows so that she can watch him. Josie doesn't remember ever feeling anything like what she feels for Tristan, and the pull she has for him. But Josie doesn't remember most of her life either.When Tristan see's Mackenzie he can't believe his eyes all these years he believed she was dead, and he also recognizes her as the girl from the ally outside of her home. But when he talks to her he finds out that Mackenzie doesn't remember anything from their time together when they were younger and she goes by the name Josie now. Josie is nothing like the girl he remembers but there is something about her that still draws him in and she was his first love, a girl he grieved, and never forgot.As Josie and Tristan begin to fall in love they have to learn each other all over again and Josie finally gets a glimpse into her life before she was Josie. But someone is after Josie from her past life and they will stop at nothing to make sure she is gone and no longer a threat.This was a good book but I had a hard time connecting and staying connected there was just so much in this book and it tended to overshadow the main story, I also had a hard time with all of the different point of views. Don't get me wrong I like having a book with more than one point of view but this one had so many I felt like my head was spinning at times. I did like the story and it was a breathe of fresh air to have such a new and different story, I just wish that the story would have flowed better.I think Josie was a great heroine I felt her pain and understood her wanting to just medicate the pain away, and I loved Tristan he was a great hero who was completely in love with Jose. Even with all the things that I has issues with in this book I would defiantly read Season Vinings books in the future to see her growth and to see were she goes from here because I do think she is a talented author.**Thank you NetGallery and St. Martin's Press for my ARC copy for my honest review