Review: Not a happy ending for everyone, but for Nova and Quinn, their journey has come full circle
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 21, 2014
5 Billion Stars! I adored this series and I am both happy and sad to finally have a conclusion to Nova and Quinn's love story. What a journey these two have been on and they affected eachothers lives in a barrage of ways, both good and bad. I enjoyed getting an inside look into drug addiction and the ins and outs of what comes with it. It is a very dark series and devastating at times.This novel, much like the first two installments is deep and dark. Quinn is trying to get his life back on track and doesn't know if he should give things a shot between himself and Nova, the one person who has been the light in his world. There are so many factors that go with a relationship and he's just not quite in the right frame of mind to give it a go yet.Nova on the other hand just wants to know that he is okay and is keeping tabs on him via his cousin. It's really rough for her, she went through so much with him and cares so much about him but is reduced to the "Just Friends".I enjoyed their long-distance relationship. It was a great, no-pressure way for Quinn to realize the extent of his feelings for Nova.The new Secondary Characters in this novel were just as captivating as the characters in the previous novels. Everyone truly does have a purpose in the story and I love that about Jessica Sorensen's writing.Not a happy ending for everyone, but for Nova and Quinn, their journey has come full circle and it was a beautiful one!