Review: everything you could want from a romance novel
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 4, 2013
This is one of those love stories that really taps into something sensitive and nostalgic in each reader.  The story itself is one of those epic tales of passion, romance and the search for `the one', but it is the way that it is written that makes it special. There is something about the style that is so open and honest that you are on the author's side after only the prologue, which is enough to ensure that you never put the book down.It has everything you could want from a romance novel, from the heated teenage love affair, to that never-ending feeling of connection, after all the initial lust and passion has been put aside. The dialogue is very lifelike without feeling boring and the sensitive issues are dealt with in a realistic yet empathetic manner. And this is what the book really comes down to; it isn't just a love story, it is about real life and all the rubbish that comes along with it. We have all got someone in our lives who has had so much pain in one lifetime that it just seems unfair, and this book helps to make sense of that and deals with some of the more serious issues that other authors are scared of tackling.Reviewed by Elizabeth Wright on behalf of BestChickLit.com