Review: Disappointed.....that I have to wait for the sequel!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 5, 2014
I really hate cliffhangers, especially when a book isn't very lengthy and it annoys me the author couldn't just put two books together for a longer, more enriching read. That being said, there is a cliffghanger, but I love Jessica Sorensen's writing and this book so much I'll just have to cope. One of my favorite books, aside from "Real" by Katy Evans is "The Coincidence of Callie and Kayden."At some point I got irritated by all of the really broken h's in what I was reading and even though I had bought Breaking Nova, I stalled in reading it. I wish I hadn't, or maybe it's good that I did because after reading so many "just okay" books as of late where the author has a hard time writing to where the characters come alive and you feel like you know them, it's encouraging to see there are authors that can still write believable characters that draw you in and you feel like you need more of them.What I love about Jessica Sorensen is she doesn't write about a rich hunky H and a poor gorgeous h or vice versa. She writes about real live situations that tear at your heart strings. Her plots are more than believable and her attention to important detail is included that has you reeling in the story and wanting more. As with the sequel to Coincidence of Callie and Kayden, I will be waiting not so patiently for Breaking Nova's sequel, "Saving Quinton."