Review: I could've given it a Perfect 10
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 8, 2013
I have read reviews on this book and I must admit some of them were disheartening.  I almost deleted the book from my Kindle.  I am so much glad that I didn't and I give it a shot.Applause to the Author for she was able to create such a beautiful story.  This book is pure and simple romance from start to finish.  There were some comments that the characters may have acted immature.  However, as I read along I came to believed they were not.  Jules especially, who at a young age have experienced emotional and physical abuse from her mom and neglect from her dad.  It was probably a blessing that she came to know Noah who became her savior and anchor.  There may be some juvenile acts from both Jules and Noah but then come to think of it, they were just enjoying each other and compensating for the years they have been apart during their younger years.I love how the author has also inserted those words of wisdom and romantic phrases.  They would make you smile and sometimes even send goose bumps.  To some they may sound cheesy but then when you think deeper into the meaning, it makes real sense.  They are totally not part of the fictional.If there are some points that I may not like, it would probably the numerous misspelled words and grammatical errors.  But you just have to think which are the correct words and sentences yourselves, since you are literate enough to point out the wrongs.  Noah should have acted more of the lawyer that he is when his ex-fiance accused him of getting her impregnated.  But then who would have blamed him?  He was so devastated and pre-occupied that Jules left him again, this time willingly, to notice anything or anyone else.  Thanks to the friends who have more sense to dig deep into the truth.Overall this story is very emotional.  It touches on how one person's abuse can also become the reason for her to strive to become a better person.  It can make her stronger and be able to depend on herself when the going gets tough.  I remember the book A Beautiful Struggle with similar plot.  However, I am a sucker for a hero like Noah, who knows what he wants and once he makes up his mind, go and get it.  Unlike in the other book, the hero seemed unsure of himself of whether declaring his love would break or protect the heroine.I highly recommend this book.  I may even re-read it in the future.