Review: The series gets more gritty, and emotional as it goes along.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 9, 2014
The Nova series, is a series that I can not get enough of. The characters are ones that I am so invested in, they have been through so much, sometimes even though painful to read, I want to know how their lives will work out.At the end of Saving Quinton, Quinton goes into rehab and now that he is out he’s trying to get his life where is should be. Nova is attending college, she is doing her videos for her project, pouring her heart out into them. She still thinks about Quinton everyday, but there is always going to be obstacles for them both. Moving on the past isn’t always easy for some people, and Nova and Quinton have lost so much, and the grief and guilt are what stops them from moving on. And this is more of their journey.Nova is one those girls you would want to have in your corner. No matter how bad and bleak things look, she doesn’t want to give up. She has so much of her own hurt, and grief to deal with, but this girl has a heart made of gold. She is doing well in school, and spends time with her room mates, Lea and Tristan. Speaking of Tristan, he really grew on me. I started to tolerate him in Saving Quinton, but he has gotten himself together and has come so far being there with Nova and I was so happy to see him now the way he is. Quinton was amazing, he is struggling and still trying to get used to the sober life he now lives.For most of this Nova and Quinton aren’t physically together, they text and talk though, I loved their conversations. But this really isn’t about the romantic side of their relationship, it is more about Quinton’s recovery, and putting his life back together as well as Nova getting her life back too. Having the two POV’s from Nova and Quinton, helped to see just how much both struggle with the events that have happened in their pasts, and the present events are making it even harder for both of them. When they were finally face to face, it was intense and all the feels between the two of them were back. There were things that happened that I wasn’t expecting but at the same time it didn’t seem like it should have been so surprising, but it was so heart-breaking. The ending gave somewhat of a happy ending, and was full of hope.Sorensen’s writing just pulls me in, and made me fall for these two amazing characters, and the series gets more gritty, and emotional as it goes along. No Regrets was a wonderful continuation of Nova and Quinton’s journey, and I need more. I can’t say enough about this series.