Review: MY 5 Star Review!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 10, 2013
Breaking Nova is written from two different perspectives, Nova's and Quinton's.  Both Nova and Quinton are running from their pasts filled with love and loss.  Nova lost her best friend, boyfriend, and the person who kept her grounded, Landon.  Quinton is running from the deaths of both his girlfriend, Lexie, and the death of his cousin, Ryder.  The book starts off 15 months after the accidents occurred, where we meet an utterly broken Nova.  She is confused, sad, lonely, and barley making it day to day.  After her first year off at college, she finds herself back across the street from the place that changed her life for good.  After the death of Lexie and Ryder, Quinton shuts down emotionally feeling as if he deserves nothing anymore and turns to drugs as a way to cope with his day-to-day guilt.  After being kicked out of his parent's house, Quinton takes a chance at crashing at his cousin's house where he meets Nova.  Nova and Quinton spend one unrelenting summer trying to figure out where they fit in the world, and possibly stop themselves from feeling so confused.From the beginning, this book had my eyes brimming with tears.  There was just something so special about this story that made me stick with it through the emotional times.  This book was dark and sad, but as I stated there was this spark, something so beautiful about the love that Nova had for Landon, that just made me want to read it. This story has a few shockers that really help with the build up leading to the end.  As most of Jessica Sorensen's books, this one will not disappoint!  I would highly recommend this book, as it is my favorite of hers so far.