I am cracked, but not broken.
Andrew
couldn't believe his eyes, but he was sure he had found her. It was her.
Her name was Melissa. "The man in my dreams was not
fictional, he existed and I had touched him." (12)
Right away the beginning is very cryptic. How could these
two people know each other but NOT know each other? I don't get it.
Story is told in the POV of Andrew and Melissa―two perfectly
flawed characters. Each have their own drama and issues. Although the writing
was good, I wasn't that captivated by the story, which was very informative. In
fact, it might've been a little too informative as I became overwhelmed by the
various names and characters. Perhaps that's one of the main reasons I wasn't
too taken by the story. I was mostly trying to figure out what the heck was
going with Andrew and Melissa, because, as mentioned, the whole thing is very
cryptic. Did he break her leg? Or did they have a one-night stand? What
happened here?
I just wasn't keen on this book.
My rating: 2 stars
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