Review: a let down
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 06 30, 2014
I absolutely adored the author's first novel, The Edge of Always. Then I read the sequel, The Edge of Always (review to come), and I wasn't entirely a fan. This was even more of a let down.What I Liked:I really liked that Elias stuck by Bray's side. With everything that happened, he truly tried to help her and show her that he cared. A lot of times, the main couple break up because of all the drama/chaos. That didn't happen here so that was pretty awesome.I liked the random cameo from Andrew and Camryn!What I Didn't Like:The time jumps were really annoying. It was pretty sporadic and didn't always line up. It seemed like they were younger than they should be. It just seemed to be all over the place and not entirely well thought out.Their relationship was pretty random also. At times it made sense they were together, but at other times it didn't. Before they were "officially" together, they certainly acted together so it was odd they weren't. I just didn't entirely believe their relationship.I didn't really like any of the side characters either. There was just so much law breaking and shadiness it was hard to really care about them. Typically it's easy to find a redeeming character, but I wasn't really able to this time around.With the let down of the last two books by this author, I probably won't really pick anything up by her again. She certainly has potential, but I've been burned one too many times lol.