Review: Goes beyond New Adult tropes
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 13, 2013
So much New Adult focuses on two broken people finding love and acceptance in each other, but I honestly don't think many of the books do it well. Only Between Us is a book where I believed in the pain of the main characters, and I could truly feel their emotions. Both characters had things they were dealing with, and that made up a large portion of the book, but they also felt like real individuals with full lives: their issues didn't encompass them.I really loved both characters, and I especially admired Romy for accepting Caleb's role in his sister's life, and for putting up Katie (because even while feeling bad for her and knowing that she had a lot to deal with, she was also very frustrating at times). I loved how Romy and Caleb just fit with each other: they understood about each other's passion for art, but they also fit so well because of their differences.I enjoyed the last book I read by Mila Ferrera, and I loved this one even more. I can't wait to check out Daniel's story next!