Review: Love this series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 16, 2014
I must admit that the first book in this series left me a little disappointed, mostly just because of the cliff hanger and how much was left to resolve in the characters lives.  However, the second book started bringing things together and now this third book has made me fall in love with Quinton and Nova's story.Nova is one of my favorite female characters out of all the Jessica Sorensen books I have read so far.  She went through a terrible time dealing with the death of her boyfriend but unlike most of the characters in this story she is strong enough to pull herself back up and help others also.  I love how once she had her "breakthrough" and decided to start "living" again that she constantly reminds herself to stay strong and to help who she can.  Her character is a refreshing change from the characters in other books who throw themselves a pity party in every book and the guy characters who have to constantly rescue them.Quinton, was drowning in so much guilt.  What amazes me about him is that Nova is the first person to even notice it really.  I found that incredibly sad.  He really is a great guy, just lost and torn apart by guilt and grief.  I thought it was interesting that even though he tried to convince himself he wanted to die and that he was worthless, he continues to feel bad about whoever he hurts because of his self-destruction, proving he wasn't a horrible person.  He is honest with Nova and doesn't give her the wrong idea.  He knows what he is and isn't prepared to deal with. I loved how the author waited until the time was perfect for Quinton and Nova to finally be a couple.Overall, I loved how the characters finally learned to move forward and that it didn't mean they didn't love those they lost or that they were forgetting who they lost.  I hope there is a 4th book to complete this story, maybe letting Quinton say what he needs to say to Lexi and Ryder's parents and letting Nova continue to move forward.