Review: I just loved every moment of this book, I am happy with the ending and was shocked by a few details too!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 2, 2014
Sigh… what a way to end Nova and Quinton’s story! I just loved every moment of this book as we see both Nova and Quinton get their lives back on track. They are both in different states, but find a way to help each other by text or phone calls. It was beautiful, although challenging at times.Nova is busy with her school work, volunteer work and being there for everyone, especially Tristan. She juggles everything and wants to help everyone she can. She is such a kind person and really goes above and beyond, considering all she’s been through. She just finds it hard to open up and at some times was on the verge of shutting down, but she realises the signs and manages through them.Quinton, well I am so glad he had the courage to get clean. He is grateful for everything Nova has done, but is unsure of how he will be when he finally sees her again, now that he is sober. He builds his own life in Seattle, living with his father, but things soon change and he struggles with his emotions and his future.It was great to see this sober Quinton. He goes through so much and I love how Jessica wove this particular part of Nova and Quinton’s lives. Things are hard from them, but they manage to find comfort with one another and they have plenty of support around them. I am happy with the ending and was shocked by a few details that I learned as well. I am looking forward to reading Tristan’s spinoff’s as he deserves to find happiness and closure too.Complimentary copy provided by the Publisher, via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.