I am having trouble writing a review for this series. I don't know if its the sadness within it, the heartache, or the all out loss I feel while reading the books. There are things within this series that I can relate to. I have myself lost a parent when I was in my twenties who also drank. And, like Caden in book two I have had a grandparent whom has had a stroke. So yea this book of the series hit hard, and by the end I cried ALOT!
Book two brings in more of Ever's twin sister Eden. You learn how Caden & Eden comfort each other to try and help each other heal; which may in the long run be a big problem. I read reviews before starting this book of the series, and a lot of which mentioned cheating. I half way for seen this just on the ending of book one. I do not agree with the reviews or comments that I read concerning the thought or actions of cheating being wrong, and somewhat disrespectful. I also don't agree with those commenters who said they "WOULD NEVER" because well none of us know what we are capable of when we have been strewn through so much loss, bad luck, and all out emotional warfare that Caden or Eden have gone through in such a young life. That being said I can say that I wouldn't contemplate it, but I can't say that it "WOULD NEVER" happen because I can not for see the future. HAHA!
Overall this series has definitely see a different side of Jasinda's writing style, and I like it. You will not want a YA to read this series that is for sure. You again will need tissues if you are easily known to cry or are a person that wears their emotions like me. And, if you don't like controversial topics this may not be for you.
Book two brings in more of Ever's twin sister Eden. You learn how Caden & Eden comfort each other to try and help each other heal; which may in the long run be a big problem. I read reviews before starting this book of the series, and a lot of which mentioned cheating. I half way for seen this just on the ending of book one. I do not agree with the reviews or comments that I read concerning the thought or actions of cheating being wrong, and somewhat disrespectful. I also don't agree with those commenters who said they "WOULD NEVER" because well none of us know what we are capable of when we have been strewn through so much loss, bad luck, and all out emotional warfare that Caden or Eden have gone through in such a young life. That being said I can say that I wouldn't contemplate it, but I can't say that it "WOULD NEVER" happen because I can not for see the future. HAHA!
Overall this series has definitely see a different side of Jasinda's writing style, and I like it. You will not want a YA to read this series that is for sure. You again will need tissues if you are easily known to cry or are a person that wears their emotions like me. And, if you don't like controversial topics this may not be for you.
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