Review: Courtesy of Letters Inside Out
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 27, 2012
I'm in love with Reflection. It's beautifully written in this flawed, but perfect sort of way. The book opens up with Heather saying goodbye to a friend right before she leaves for college. The next thing you know, she's waking up from a coma. As the story carries on, you get to see Heather's college life - the mystery is whether it's real or not.Heather is such a fun character, she's quirky and strong. Nick, on the otherhand, comes across a bit rude and distant. That made him a bit more mysterious and fun to get to know. Heather's college life is filled with lots of great side characters, but Nick and their relationship occupies most of the book.Everything is told in dreams, flashbacks, and her telling a story. Peppered throughout are hints and clues as to what is really going on, this is actually one of the main complaints I kept seeing from other readers. The fact that at times Reflection comes across as a bit confusing. To be honest, I enjoyed the fact it was! Heather's just woken up from a coma and has no clue what is real and what isn't. The confusion made me feel a bit more of a part of the book.As Heather learns more about what happened and what is happening, my heart broke. Reflection is filled with mystery and romance. The ending contains a cliffhanger that has me SO eager to get my hands on the next book.I received my copy of Reflection in exchange for my honest opinion.