Review: 1, 2, 3, 4 heartbreaking stars...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 26, 2013
This is not a light read.  It will take you places you might not be ready to go. It's definitely not a fairy tale.  It's a taste of some in-your-face reality.  Jessica writes about subjects that are very painful and they force you to examine areas that most tend to avoid.  I've not personally experienced the losses that Quinton and Nova are dealing with, however; I feel like I'm right there with them.  I'm screaming inside my head, "No!" or "Stop".  I'm leaning forward in my chair like there is something I can do to help them heal, to free them from the past that is keeping them from the future.  I'm exhausted from the mental battle I have been waging in my attempt to force these characters to go in the direction that I think is best for them.  Whew!  I might have to start counting objects to help me get control of my emotions.  Especially after getting to the end, and finding out that my need for closure and a HEA has been denied.  You will be joining me in limbo waiting for the release of Nova #2 and Nova #3.