Review: 3.5 "Just wanted more" Stars
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 26, 2014
This series was a tough one for me. Drugs and addiction is not a pretty picture and I guess shouldn't expect for it to make a pretty story. As a huge fan of Sorensen, I totally loved all the other series. While I really enjoyed Breaking Nova I had a harder time loving the final two.Nova makes for a really great heroine. She has undergone horrible pain and yet she finds the ability to help others. In this book she has her own moment of needing someone, but really it tied back to her desire to need to help others.Quinton has really turned around in this book. Despite this he has his struggles and he is trying to do what is right. Dealing with the past is still really hard for Quinton and I guess at times I found his behavior frustrating and that is likely my own issue. I normally rave about stories that are raw and real and this one is. Probably it is my lack of understanding all issues dealing with addiction that makes it hard for me to appreciate just how real Quinton, as well as Tristan, is in this story.Nova and her issues with her band and her friend Lea didn't add to the story for me and really I didn't think Lea played as good a role in this story as she could have. I did love Wilson, Quinton's new mentor. He really made a better support for Quinton than his father. My regret is that I didn't read Delilah's story prior to this one, I have it downloaded but just haven't gotten to it yet. Finally, I really would have felt this was a true 4 star story had the ending been a little more. I love Epilogue's and I guess I was hoping for more from this one for Quinton and Nova.Thanks to NetGalley for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.