Review: Highly recommend, but should come with its own box of tissues.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 7, 2014
Best Kind of Broken by Chelsea Fine is an emotional story about the healing of two hurting souls. When it comes to dealing with the past as it meshes into the present the main characters have different ways of handling it, but it works. There is so much that I liked about the story and the way it is written. I liked the main characters and was vested in their hurting and healing. First is Pixie, who is just as her name implies and then there is Levi, her love interest. Their relationship evolves and develops at the normal rate that I feel would really happened. I like that it’s not so rushed as it happens in many stories. Yes, deep attraction between the two but also clumsy or awkward times. Haven’t we all been there! In addition, my emotions became deeply involved in their story; sometimes laughter, sometimes tears but always wanting them to wind up together. The ending says it all, “This is life. This is what we have. We can mourn over the broken pieces or we can cling to what’s left.”  Highly recommend, but should come with its own box of tissues.Copy provided by NetGalley for an honest review.