Review: Unique and Engrossing
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 29, 2013
Fly Away is the second book in the Wildflower series. This book follows a Native American teenager named Laney and her paramours Jordan and Joshua. Only, life in Plymouth got weird for these two when Laney realized they were sharing similar dreams, and she was fighting feelings for both boys because of a past connection.Laney's tribe believes in reincarnation. Joshua, Jordan and Laney have been falling in love and fighting this triangle for six lifetimes. Sadly, the love triangles have never ended well in the past. Now, Laney must make her ancestor see the pain she has caused for the smallest chance at a happy life.These books were beyond beautiful. Jones has woven a tale that is both uplifting and tragic. It's beautifully written, her prose haunting at times but also managing to perfectly capture the snark of the American teenager. That was one of the things I loved so much. This book deals with some heavy topics, but does it in a way that still makes it feel familiar.Jones has also performed a feat. She has written a book in which I love both prospects for Laney equally (if for different reasons). That's honestly never happened to me before. Usually, I have a clear choice in mind for the heroine, and have had some arguments in my head with authors if she chooses the others. Jones has left me just as confused as Laney, because they are both really great surprises.I feel like I should give you all a fair warning.  Fly Away picks up right after Wildflower and it is probably better to read them in order. It also ends with a cliffhanger that makes me wish Book Three was available right now!Disclaimer: I was gifted a copy of this ebook in exchange for an honest review. However, all opinions expressed are my own.