Review: Great Story
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 27, 2014
I enjoyed this book very much. The complexities between Quinton and Nova are both intriguing and thought provoking. Throughout the book you are rooting for both of them to start “living” their lives, get over the pain and heal.There were moments that you felt bad for them, then sad, then angry that they do not seem to value their lives. But on the other side of it, the feeling of being lost and undeserving of a good life is completely understandable when one has been through a traumatic experience.However, the question you repeatedly ask yourself if: what would I do if all I have felt in the past year is pain? What would I do to help numb the pain?Quinton and Nova are completely relatable. We are reminded that feeling an emotional pain can turn into a physical ache.This is Nova’s story about being lost, healing, redemption and becoming whole again. This story teaches the reader that life is all about choices. We are not in control of what happens to us all the time, but we have 100% control of how we deal with it.Kudos to Jessica Sorensen, who gets into your heart/mind with “real life issues.” You hurt for the character, you love the characters, you get annoyed with the characters but by the end of the book you are rooting for the characters.I cannot wait to read Quinton’s story next!