Review: I hope Luke and Violet's destiny is a happy one
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 20, 2014
*May contain spoilers if you haven't read The Redemption of Callie and Kayden*Sorensen's characters always have such tragic backgrounds. Even though I find her books a bit depressing, I can't stay away from them. Luke had a hard childhood growing up with his drug addict mother and his life became even worse since the suicide of his sister eight years ago. Since the death of her parents, Violet has jumped around from foster parent to foster parent. All of them thinking she is a problem child, nobody ever showing her love. Now they are both in college.Violet is Callie's secretive and intense roommate and Luke is Kayden's friend and roommate. Throughout the book Luke and Violet keep running into each other and they slowly form a friendship. It becomes clear pretty early on the direction the book is going to take and you can't help but think how bad it's going to be.They slowly begin to reveal their secrets to each other as their trust becomes stronger but one of Violet's secrets proves to be too much as it impacts both of their pasts. The book ends in a good place, I'm curious as to how they're going to get past this and mend their relationship. Good book. Although the plot was predictable and it was rather depressing I will continue reading Luke and Violet's story.