Ugh...I don't know how I feel. I've never been invested in one character like I have to Harley. I want to cry for her, slap the shit out of her, laugh for her...but mostly? WHY? Why does she have like the shittiest luck ever? I thought from the last book I would want her to be with Caleb but now? Now...I don't think I do. I can't wait to read the next book with Jace...but I think Brent Should get a book. I really really like him. I think Jesse and Hunter should also get books. Oh this novella continuation was absolutely fantastic to the point that I wish it was actually part of book one itself. I hope the author incorporates the two into one special edition at some point because it really does start where the first ended with that unbelievably tense cliffhanger. Okay, it would have been a long read but this 3 hour novella really shed so much light on the characters, their business within the club, Caleb's missing four years, and how Avery is connected. And what a fantastic insight it was!Jace may have played a pivotal role in This Broken Beautiful Thing, and the beginning of this story really does take place directly on from him completely succumbing to the darkness, but Jace is no monster. We see the good in him, only when Raven comes out to play, that is when he really does come into his own. Its sad as much as it is riveting to read. I love bad Jace, almost as much as I hate the choices he makes while playing him.In this novella we go 'behind the cut,' as Sophie Summers delves into the background of many characters that I have grown to care for.Harley and Caleb are destined, that much we know, but both have changed dramatically in their 4 year absence, but with secrets and club business proposals staking a claim on their new gym, Caleb is feeling the heat of the patch, while Harley is desperate for some MC time out. Will they be able to find that magic they once had? Will Jace let Harley move on with Caleb? And will the meddling of the club destroy everything they are working so hard to achieve?The angst is still here but it took on a more mature and serious role in this one. For those who hated the cliffhanger in the main novel then my advice is to read A Broken Beautiful Beginning because this continuation/sequel is a real gem. I loved it!
Do You like book A Broken Beautiful Beginning (2014)?
Necesito saber que onda con Jacee..... :D
—Nessa94
