Review: 5 "I really should know by now" Stars
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 4, 2014
I sit her numb. At this point I am mixed with my feelings. Happy that there is hope things will get better, but sad since I don't know what is going to happen to Quinton. Sorensen does this to me time and time again. She does such an excellent job writing broken characters and drawing you in to their story. You feel their pain and at times, due to the dark nature of this story I often felt uncomfortable. But by the end I am always feeling something unpleasant. I am always either sad or upset. It would be my desire to have one of the stories wrapped up with a nice bow and a HEA.In this story we learn that 9 months has passed since the point where Breaking Nova has left off. Nova has her life together and has done well in college but she is left with this aching need to help Quinton. She doesn't want to forget him, or how he helped her feel again. More importantly, she doesn't want to know that she let him slip away without trying hard to get him back from that breaking point like she feels she did with Landon.Quinton is really messed up from the beginning of this story and he spiral down the entire time. It was so depressing to read what Quinton was going through with drugs and the need to forget everything. Despite his best efforts he can't put behind his thoughts of Nova and he is utterly surprised when she shows up and tries to save him.My emotions are all over the place. I think things are going in the right direction, but the story just ends and I sit here unsettled. What will happen to Quinton? Will Nova ever get to be with him?Uggh...my only other issue is that the cover is amazing but I don't think it really portrays the story well as the guy looks way too good and their is no way he is an addict, but that is just my opinion. My opinion is also that any book that leaves with me with such emotions is definitely a 5 star review. I cannot wait to read more from Sorensen!!!Thanks to NetGalley for an ARC in exchange for an honest review