Review: tragically beautiful
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 13, 2014
This isn't a book for the faint of heart. It's raw and real and brings out emotion from every part of you.It's about struggle and loss and all the things you don't ever want to get lost in.Quinton is lost. So deep into drugs but he doesn't care. He wants to fall, drown out all his pain and guilt of what he did. He wants to forget. The drugs help but still the memories of what he did, what he lost are there.Nova wants to help quint on. She's not going to just stand by and let him go like she did with Landon. She's determined to get through to him, to help him with this black whole he's in but is it too much? Will Nova fall into the same whole Quinton is in or can she make him realize that everything that happened isn't his fault?The second chapter in the messed up lives of Quinton and Nova is just as tragic as the first. Just to know that people really are so cruel as to blame a child to the point they want to end their lives is just totally wrong. I know this is a book but what I felt reading this was real for me as I know it will be for you.I want to help Nova get the right words out that will help Quinton but I know that life doesn't always work out the way we want it to.This might just be too much for any one person. Can Quinton ever forgive himself? Does he even want to?Can they save him before it's too late?So many feelings to deal with but I loved every one of them.