Review: To say I liked Rose of Thorne is a MAJOR understatement!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 3, 2013
I am not even sure how to start this review! To say I liked Rose of Thorne is a MAJOR understatement! I don't think any words I put together will do it justice but I will try my best. :/ I will say that as debut novels go I am rather impressed.Mia Michelle jumps right in with a tragic accident that left my heart sore. What should have been a joyous occasion turned into horror. This scene was imprinted into my brain for the entire book. How would you overcome the death of your parent's at such a young age? Well, Skylar Rose only just turned 16, she is a selfless young lady. She gives up her dream to be a dancer to care for her little sister as she is all she really has left in the world.Skylar has been through so much in her young life. She was dealt a bad deck of cards. She works hard (double shifts at a cafe) to provide as much as she can for Sophie her not so little anymore sister.Sebastian Thorne is HOT, he is rich and a tortured soul. He is plagued by nightmares of the tragic accident, her beautiful eyes haunt him. Now 7 years later he can't help but want to know what has come of this "beautiful girl's" life.Their worlds collide. The instant connection they feel for each other filled me with hope that possibly they would be able to over come the past and all the secrets. As Mia Michelle said "But what do you do when the person who gave you back your life, was the very one that took it from you in the first place?"I enjoyed the fact that this book was not only written in Skylar's POV but also in Sebastian's. It allowed me to feel all the pain, torture, longing and love right along with them. Did I mind the cliffhanger? Honestly, no I didn't. Why do you ask? Well because this book had me on edge and seriously I needed a little break! I am excited to find out what happens and will be as patient as possible until I get my hands on book 2!Would I recommend this book? DEFINITELY![...]