Review: Sensitive and Emotional
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 13, 2014
I read this story as advance reader's copy for my sincere review. I have to say that I liked the first book a lot. I could related to the main character Jo. That is what drew me into the series. I read the second book and felt it was short, but sad. These books never lacked emotion, but I wanted more. When I finally got to read the third book, I really was shocked. Yes, there were some skips in time between second and third book, but I caught on. What really surprised me was the maturity that the characters had gained, especially Jo. Damon really surprised me with his actions. I consider myself pretty intuitive, and I did not expect him to do what he did. I won't say, but he surprises me a lot in these books. In the end, I don't think I would have ever guessed the outcome of this book. I feel this last book could've been longer, but I think it had plenty of emotion, sensitivity, and growth for Jo, and to a lesser intensity, Damon. Jo is such a different character in the end, than she was in the beginning of the series. I thought this book was lovely and full of real emotion. Many (not all) of these things do happen to real people, and I thought that was refreshing. I definitely think this book is worth enjoying. I look forward to any new books coming in the future from this author.