Review: Wonderful conclusion
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 17, 2014
Few authors can make me feel as deeply as Jessica Sorensen can with her writing.  This series has been the hardest one for me to read because of its rawness and heartbreaking sadness.  No Regrets was a wonderful conclusion to Nova and Quinton's story, two people who truly deserved to find love and happiness after the tragedy of their pasts.  I can't remember the last time I wanted to characters together as badly as I did Nova and Quinton.Nova.  Sweet, sweet Nova who wanted to save everybody.  She was kind and generous to a fault, and I loved that her heart was always in the right place.  It was nice to see her grow and find her place in the world, even though she still had her own struggles to overcome.  I have always admired Nova for her outlook on life and how she always carried hope in her heart.  The way she lifted up Quinton and gave him the faith to see that he did have a future and was stronger than he gave himself credit for was so heartwarming.  Her strength was very inspiring, and I loved how she always put herself out there for other people.Through his perspective I really felt like I was in Quinton's head.  I understood his trepidation about leaving rehab and trying to make a life for himself.  His guilt and self-loathing have always hurt my heart so much, and I honestly wasn't sure if he was going to be able to let it go.  Seeing him start to plan and think about his future was incredibly gratifying.  I was so proud of him for getting to a place where he could accept Nova's love and become someone that she could count on.  Watching how his relationship developed with Nova and knowing that she gave him hope and unconditional support that he needed was beautiful.There was so much pain and sadness in Nova and Quinton's journey, but this final book was full of acceptance, healing, and love.  No Regrets left me very satisfied and crying happy tears for this couple.  Seeing how far both of them have come from the beginning of the series, especially Quinton, was amazing.  I also liked that we saw more of Tristan in this book, and I am really looking forward to reading his book.  This was a beautifully heartbreaking and poignant series that I would definitely recommend.