Review: This is one of those where you sit down in the morning and don't move for the entire day
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 27, 2013
I absolutely loved this book! This is one of those where you sit down in the morning and don't move for the entire day because you are so wrapped up in their story.Audrey Mills had a horrible childhood, living with her abusive alcoholic father and her drug addicted mother, she had to learn the hard way to survive on her own. When she was finally old enough to work for her own money, she knew it was the only way she was ever going to get away from him.When Jace Riley literally knocked her off her feet, the instant attraction was there. He knew there was something about her, knew she was scared and maybe a little broken inside, but he HAD to know her. Convincing her to meet him that night was not an easy task but he couldn't wait to see her again.  Only problem, he never explained to her that his is a twin!Finding out that she had just slept with Jace's twin brother, Jaxon, ripped her heart out. She had no idea... Obviously, this did not sit well with Jace. A series of events over the course of four years rips these eighteen year old kids apart and throw them back together years later. Only finding out the truth of everything they believed in the past, rips their hearts in two.Audrey hates that they have to hide their relationship from Jaxon, but she gives Jace time to tell him himself. Only, a serious accident prevents that from happening. Jace panics and kicks Audrey to the curb out of panic and then has to beg for forgiven yet again from this beautiful girl who holds his heart.The story is written in both points of view, which I love. Being able to see both sides of the story and feel the pain and love within both characters makes my heart bleed for them juts a little but more. Watching Audrey grow into a determined woman and watching Jace crumble to his knees in forgiveness...The love these two have for each other is just amazing to watch unroll. Fate has a funny way of showing things, but in the end... it always wins. Beautiful Broken Mess is a true Cinderella story and Kimberly Lauren did a fantastic job portraying the characters on to page and making them come to life.Enjoy <3*I received this novel by a gift from the author for an honest review.*