Review: Pulls you into the darkness. 5 Brilliant Stars
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 11, 2014
Jessica Sorensen is brilliant. That's all I can say. This book pulls you into a dark, empty place. a place where you begin to understand the pull of the drugs. The way it could be comforting to forget reality. To have an escape when your world is too hard, desperate, depressing, empty, lonely, or sad to deal with. Reading the words I felt cravings, which only shows how incredibly talented Sorensen is. I have never experience smack , crack, meth, or anything even remotely hard. I have no idea what a real hit would be like. But reading this I felt that I understood. I really understood the drive the desires. And to me that makes this book more than a work of fiction. These issues are real. People deal with these cravings daily in every town. And I've never even really attempted to understand their urges.I have to give props to the female lead, Nova. This character was incredibly determined, kind, generous, and hopeful. She refused to let go of Quinton. Regardless of how hard he pushed. No matter what she witnessed. And I found her character beautiful. This story isn't a sweet, sappy, romance. It's unbearable depressing, tragic, and full of sadness. But this book is REAL. Real life isn't always beautiful.