Review: LOVED THIS BOOK
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 13, 2012
When I read the first Book, Breaking Free, I totally fell in love the all the characters.  I was so excited when I saw that the second Book, Breaking Through was out that I had to read it.  Once I started reading Breaking Through, same thing happen as the first book, I couldn't put it down.  I was up very late reading, till I realized that I had re-read the same sentence 3 times and couldn't remember what I had read!I went to sleep thinking about this book and at 6 am, it was in my hands before I even had my first cup of coffee.  In Breaking Through, we don't just have one couple, but, in fact, there are 3.First off, I really like the fact that we got to see the continuing story between the 2 main characters from the first book, Hawk and Zoe and we get to see how their relationship keeps getting stronger.  Again, both play a big role in Breaking Through.  I fell in love with these two all over again.In fact, most of the characters from book one are in this story, except for Flash, who is still missing and Derrick who is sitting in jail.The second couple, is also the main Hero and Heroine, Tess and Brett. Brett is Zoe's brother and a soldier on Hawk's team. Brett spends most of the first book in a coma. When he wakes up, he has no memory of the whole last week before he was injury, while on duty in Iraq.  Tess is the newbie in this story. Brett has recovered and is wanting to return to active duty status when the Sh*t hits the fan.  Tess is a newspaper reported and Brett goes to her for help, trying to clear his name for a crime that he can't remember.  The sparks fly the moment these two meet. This is when the adventure really starts.The final couple is Clara and Russell. Clara is Zoe's and Brett's mother. We first met Clare in Breaking Free, well as Russell, who was Brett's Dr. while he was in a coma.  This was the storyline what stole the show for me.  It's so sweet and tender, but at the same time it was the most heartbreaking story of them all.  I normally don't cry reading books, but Teresa Reasor masterfully pulls at every human heart string.  I think I must have hit all the major emotions in one chapter alone. One minute I cried like a baby and the next I was pissed off, wanting to punch someone.The only reason I didn't give this book 5 stars, was the fact that, in my opinion, because of the powerfuldynamics of Clara and Russell's storyline, I felt it caused Brett and Tess's story seemed lacking.I'm so looking forward to reading the next book in this series,  I NEED to know what happened to Flash!!