Review: Great book!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 6, 2014
What an emotional rollercoaster! It was happy, then it was so, so sad, but then it would start to get happy again. There were many times I became frustated with Violet's stubborness and stringing Zack along so long, and at Zack for trying to move forward too fast.Two people who once were like one single solitary unit, then one day everything went so wrong. Nine years later they meet again, but even though they staying in the same house, they couldn't have been more opposite of one another.She's become more into the finer things in life, even dresses more preppy now, and loves poetry and loves folk music. While her first love may be writing poetry, it just doesn't pay the bills. She wrote a novel about the two of them, and is now working on a sequel. She going through a bout of writer's block, though.He shows up at the house sporting tattoo's all over his arms and torso, and he also now has many body piercings. He writes music and plays in heavy metal bands, and tours with them all over the country. He's getting tired of writing crap music and wants to concentrate on writing a rock opera.Both of them were offered the same house, by a recently divorced couple, in order to work on their projects.Imagine their surprise when they show up at the same time. It's been nine long years since their paths have crossed. And even though that love between them hasn't faded over the years, her trust in him is completely gone. He lost that with the sad situation that took place 9 long years ago, and  that is what keeps them at opposite ends of the spectrum, today.I would highly recommend this book. It's a case of pure raw emotions throughout the story.  Although.... there are some very romantic moments, as well as some very heart warming moments, too. And I love the relationship between the siblings.