Review: Awesome NA title by talented author
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 7, 2014
The Best Kind of Broken is the best kind of book: well written, perfectly paced, funny, tender, poignant and extraordinary.  I would recommend it to fans of contemporary romance who appreciate an original plot, witty banter, entertaining characters and unpredictable action.  It has a depth that other NA titles do not, and I love how the light-hearted jokes balance out the raw emotion.Pixie and Levi are reunited in an unusual way, and their interactions are bittersweet.  Obviously there is a history, and the details of the past are slowly revealed throughout the story. The POV alternates between Pixie and Levi, and I love this type of storytelling.  You get inside the heads of both main characters, and their private thoughts are honest and hilarious.I also enjoyed the setting of this book.  Pixie's aunt owns an inn in Arizona, and it has a kind of Gilmore Girls feel to it (I mean that as a compliment).  Scenic location, quirky tourists, and an excellent cast of characters on staff.  This is the perfect backdrop for Pixie and Levi to co-exist while both are at a crossroads.  The inn provides temporary housing and employment; the staff members and guests provide wisdom and comic relief.This book is a quick read, perfect for a lazy day at home or at the beach.  I look forward to the other titles in this Finding Fate series.One of my very first blog posts was my declaration of love for Chelsea Fine's YA paranormal series, Archers of Avalon.  It is among my favorite trilogies & if you have not read it, please do!  SO GOOD!  It's original and thrilling and much of the dialogue is hysterical.  It's truly a #mustread for fans of YA.