Review: Emotional and well written
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 18, 2014
This was a Kindle freebie and I'm really glad I took a chance on it.  Well written, no obvious grammar issues or typos, and a heartbreaking story.Bree is living with her sister while she finishes her senior year of high school.  Having endured a traumatic event two years prior, she's older than most students at 19.  She's unable/unwilling to speak, so that makes her a bit of a freak at school.  She meets Logan, the school outcast, who also got a tragic past.  I liked the connection between the two of them, how their relationship evolves slowly.  They are both somewhat broken, but each finds in the other something that makes the bleakness better.There are a few issues that kept this from being a 5 star read for me.  The violence that happens to Logan at the carnival should have involved some consequences, or police, or something (assault charges?).  At the very least an ambulance.  And that part of the story with Dylan seemed to end too abruptly, without enough resolution for me.  The sex scene at the end seemed implausible considering Logan's injuries.  And I do wish there had been an epilogue.But my issues were fairly minor overall, I did enjoy reading it, and I would recommend it.