Review: Absolutely Amazing
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 4, 2014
5 Stars - Top Pick!Quinn Baker followed her dreams of becoming an artist to New York City. But one failed marriage later she realizes she has nothing to show for her fancy life in the city but a diploma she’s done absolutely nothing with. She goes back to her home town after getting news of her grandmother's death and hopes to reconnect with her sister and nieces. While there she runs into single father Jonah and his daughter Lily. Jonah asks Quinn to teach him how to read and things take off from there.This book was absolutely amazing and I loved every bit of it. I have been wanting to read this book for a while and have finally gotten the chance. The relationship between Jonah and Quinn was so pure and it was nice to see it develop. As the book went on they got closer and started to depend on each other too. They opened up and talked about the things in their lives that haunted them and made them believe that they weren't good enough for each other. They had a lot of obstacles and although I really wanted to punch Kayla in the head or give her a good wedgie, she turned out ok in the end. It’s funny how family members can and will make assumptions about your life even though they come nowhere close to the actual situation. Even though it’s not true they still judge you for them in their minds and that’s basically what Kayla did to Quinn. Lily is just adorable and her fascination with fairies is too cute. I loved the ending and I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to read about love, taking chances and family.Review by: Confusedagony of Night Owl ReviewsDisclosure: Most books that Night Owl reviews are received courtesy of the publisher, author or publicist. In most cases - reviewers get to keep the books they review and choose the books they will review themselves from an available to review database and based on their favorite authors and genres. Publishers, authors and publicists are not guaranteed a glowing review just because they have provided a copy of their book for review. Reviews are based on each individual reviewers opinion and not based on receiving a free copy of the work.