Review: Nora and Quinton are a beautiful story to read!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 15, 2014
The "Nova" series is exactly why I love Jessica Sorensen. Every time I start a new series from her, my book crush grows to ridiculous heights. She makes you feel so many feels. Her characters are so flawed, yet so beautifully written that you truly believe they are real and want to find them and make their lives better.In true Jessica fashion, this series is a dark and heart crushing at times read. How she continues to write these characters that have such tragic lives but somehow find the power within themselves and their friendships to be so much more....In "Breaking Nova" we find out so much about Nova Reed and the pain and tragedy she has had to deal with over her life. She battles her demons and by "Saving Quinton" it appears she is truly on the way to recovery. It may seem like from the dialogue in "Nova and Quinton: No Regrets" that Nova is weak but that is so far from the case. Like all of us who have had to deal with pain, she deals with it the best way she can and in the end, she must learn to have faith in herself and live her life with no regrets.Quinton's story is similar to Nova, as he too is dealing with a lose so gigantic, it would crush even the strongest of people. In "Breaking Nova," Quinton makes it clear that he can't be saved but he knows that the life Nova is attempting to lead is not good enough for her. She is one of the good ones. In "Saving Quinton" it becomes apparent that Quinton will need to hit rock bottom and then some before he feels like he is worthy of life.