Review: Doctor's Notes Review
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 7, 2012
As if things aren't complicated enough she can't let Peter fall in love with her. I felt so bad for Ava and all that she was dealing with. She was still coping with her mom being sick and now having to figure out how to help Peter.'Ava forces Peter to try to figure out a way for him to break his promise so he can be free to love and be with her withouht fear of dying. I have to say this is when I really started to love Ava because she wasnt going down without a fight. She was willing to do anything to help her and Peter stay together. I loved that her mom accepted Peter and was ok with her being with him. I'm suprised it didn't freak her out more. Peter just became even more endearing when he was always so nice to Ava's mom.I like that Ava had Tex to lean on in the mist of all the craziness she had going on. I felt so bad for what Jaime was going through though and was upset that nobody was trying to stop it. I hated that he was dealing with so much but was relevied when he finally opened up to his friends. I also loved that Peter was ok with Ava having friends and wasn't trying to alenaite her from them. He wasn't possessive at all and was ok with her having a life outside of him. It was refreshing because a lot of the teen books they guys are really possessive.Overall the action was ramped up a notch in this book and I loved it more than the first one. This one had way more romance between Peter and Ava and it was so sweet. It was great seeing their relationship build and how much Peter really cared for her. Cameron did a great job with her vivid descriptions and amazing writing skills. It made me not want to put the book down and I can't wait for the next book to come out. I highly recommend this book and you will be in for such a treat.