Review: Don't let the beautiful cover fool you...not your typical love triangle...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 1, 2013
Fate brings people together, but the choices you make can determine if you stay together.Quincy has left her small town in Tennessee with her best friend not only to attend college but to change her life. She has always tried to be the perfect daughter since her sister, Katie, suffers from bipolar disorder. She strives to not cause her parents any more problems, but she has somehow not discovered who she is. She is hoping the move will help her determine her path and direction. Not long after arriving she meets two hot guys, Declan and Brody. It seems like fate brought these two great guys into her life. Declan is handsome, perfect, and safe. He adores Quincy, and her life would be safe and predictable. She should be thankful and happy...right? But, oh there is Brody, in all of his hotness and sexiness. He makes her feel things she has never felt. Nothing will ever be safe with Brody, but it would sure be unpredictable and exciting. But, she is unsure where she stands with him especially knowing he has a reputation with the ladies. She soon finds herself torn between the two guys. What fate will she determine for herself when she is forced to make a choice between the two?Although there were times I really wanted to slap Quincy for her leading on both guys, you really understand where she is coming from. She is so unsure of herself because of her life back home with Katie. But, the story is much more than a love triangle, it's about a girl trying to find herself and her difficult relationship with her sister. The writer does a very good job of dealing with the issue of bipolar disorder and the heart break a family goes through in trying to help their sick loved one. You really see how very much Quincy loves her sister yet she gets angry when Katie won't do what she is supposed to do to help herself. While I wanted Quincy to make a choice, and I really got aggravated with her by prolonging her relationship with both guys, I just really in wanted her to find the happiness she really deserves. She is a good daughter, sister, and friend.I saw that this is the first in what appears to be a series, and it ended without a cliffhanger (which I love). I am really awaiting what the writer has next in store for us. Finally, I hope this book will help others who are suffering from this disease and those that love them as desperately as Quincy loved Katie.