Review: GREAT BOOK!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 24, 2014
his book surprised me in all kinds of ways. I totally loved it from beginning to end. I can’t wait for the next book in the series, which, BTW, is about a different brother.The first surprise was the setting. I wasn’t expecting Dublin, Ireland. The dialect took a little getting used to.  Once I did though, I hardly noticed it at all.I also didn’t expect the characters to be so young. Bronagh and Dominic are still in high school, Bronagh turning 18 during the story. I think the tragic events they both had to endure led to them being more mature than most. I found myself forgetting how young they really were until there was a scene from their school to remind me.Another surprise was Bronagh herself. She’s described as the quiet loner in school. Teachers give her some extra privileges because she such a good kid, other kids torment her just for fun.  Then Dominic shows up. Around him, she’s a totally different person. She lashes out, screams, swears, and is even violent toward him. Her reactions were just over the top out of character to what I expected from her. In this book, there is definitely a fine line between love and hate.The biggest surprise was how caught up I became in the story. I didn’t want to put this book down for long. I found myself picking it up even if I only had a minute to read a page or two. If the other books in the series are this addicting, I’m going to be have to clear my schedule for the day they are released.I was provided a complimentary copy of this book in return for an honest review as part of a blog tour.