Review: Perfection in a book!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 24, 2014
My first CA Willaims book was choatic, for sure!  This book started out sort of rough for me only because I wasn't really connecting with any of the characters, I actually disliked them.  Della was spoiled beyond belief and frustratingly immature.  Her friends, if you want to call them that, were pathetic.  Her so called Mother, ha what a joke.  I was frustrated and wanted to jump in the pages and strangle them all!But, when Della was shipped off to North Carolina to stay with her Grandparents and go to a 4 year college, because her Mother couldn't handle her, things really started to turn around.  It was like I was reading about a totally different character.  I loved this new Della a whole lot more.  She had and still has a lot of growing up to do but she is mostly on her own now and out of her mother's clutches and she's got a great support system going for her now.The 2 main guys in the book are Justin and Nash.  Nash has been her best friend for years since she's always spent summers with her grandparents.  She hadn't seen him in a while and now that they are both adults, there seems to be some sparks between them.  Then she meets Justin!  Justin is the bad boy on campus, he's full of tattoos and a facial piercing and he has any girl he wants.  She resists him for a while but he is persistent.  I was back and forth going from Team Nash to Team Justin throughout the entire book and still can't make up my mind.This is a series so it goes without saying that there is a cliffhanger but the way the author ended this book is perfect, in my opinion.  The story line flowed well even while going in every conceivable direction and most of the characters were perfect, even though they'll probably make you want to choke them too.  Some other characters I would have liked more information and background about and I am hoping that we get to know more of them in the second book.  I am definitely anxiously awaiting the next book in the series now, after reading Chaotic.  You have to give this book a try, you won't regret it.  Sometimes chaos in life can  make you a stronger person.