Review: Dare to Breathe
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 19, 2014
Strap yourself in and enjoy this emotional ride!I was very pleasantly surprised with Dare to Breathe! It’s a one sitting read, which I love, but it’s also packed with so much emotion that it was unputdownable!From the first chapter you immediately sympathize for Sam. You can tell she’s used to blaming herself for everything that has happened to her and it’s no different when she decides to find a new apartment because her nightmares are stressing her roommate out. But finding a new home turned out to be the greatest blessing for her. She gains new friends, a new job, and some delicious new eye candy that she can’t help but be drawn too even though she’s been warned to stay away. She’s spent her entire life hiding from her demons, but with Nathan by her side she finally realizes the only way to have a normal life and a healthy relationship is to face them.I seriously enjoyed this book! It has it all. It will make you laugh and cry, it will make you angry and frustrated, and it will make you think. These just seem like normal college kids, yet they have all been through really traumatic situations that have changed their lives. It was a great reminder that you should never judge someone because you literally have no idea what they’ve gone through. I loved Nathan from the first night he heard Sam having nightmares and he just sat with her and knew exactly what to do. And I really liked every character, except maybe Jess, but I don’t think you’re supposed to like her. Sally and Beth were awesome and it warmed my heart that Sam, who never had a family aside from her foster parents, suddenly gained so much. Oh and did I forget to mention the sexy scenes with Nathan, yeah those are nice! So you see, it really does have it all!I highly recommend Dare to Breathe! Thank you M. Homer for letting me review it! :)