Review: Honest and emotionally packed.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 10, 2014
This is book is a raw, honest, depressing, dark and at times filled with hopelessness.  That is what makes this book amazing.  Jessica delves deep into the feelings and emotions that come with the loss, drug addiction, and guilt these characters face.  It is clear that it is well researched and the honesty may be a bit much for some readers.  The story picks up 9 months after book one ended.  Nova has her life more put together and decides she needs to go find and help Quinton.  Unfortunately, while she was getting her life back together, his was falling apart.  Not that he cared.  I love how Jessica did not make this an easy journey because drug addiction, depression and guilt are not easily fixed problems and so many books like to have "insert insta love" solutions to problems.  She took the hard and more realistic route.  If you have not read Breaking Nova, this book will probably be a bit confusing at times because the emotional connection they have and their pasts are integral for many of the decisions they have made.  This book does not end with the HEA we all desperately want, but it does end with hope and there is another book in the works.