Review: 1 4 star review & 1 4.5 star review!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 13, 2014
I have to say I wasn’t sure about this book.  It was a slow start for me, but let me tell you the slow build paid off.  I LOVED it!!  There were so many different layers to this book and Violet and Luke are such beautifully damaged characters.  Both with such different but similar troubled childhoods.  Both such crazy, damaged young adults.  I could see the connection through out the entire book but I loved that they didn’t see it.  I have to say that Jessica has such a way with troubled characters.  Her writing is so raw and real that you cant help but fall in love with the underdogs.  Like I said, it was a slow build, but Violet and Luke had so much depth that the slow build peeled away each and every layer.  Then there is the end and all I could say is WTF!!!  I need more now!!! Once again Jessica knocks it out of the park with this damaged love story!!4****♥ SophieI am a big fan of love stories. Ones that have nothing but happiness throughout the whole book but sometimes I need a little darkness to my love story to keep it interesting and let me tell you Jessica knows how to deliver in that department! Violet and Luke were damaged badly from horrible childhoods you would think there is no way they will survive being young adults because they are just that messed up from memories that haunt them everyday of their lives. But for Violet and Luke they struggled like crazy but were both determined to be someone in life no matter what their past and struggles were. These 2 characters were so much alike in different ways and had a huge connection but couldn’t see it at the beginning but us as the reader could because we were getting both POV’s throughout the story (which I LOVE by the way and Jessica wrote it very well!) The ending of this book left me wide eyed and mouth hanging open trying to still swipe my kindle for more pages but it was done!! I need more I need to know what happens to Violet and Luke! I give this book 4.5 stars-Harper