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emilyhei 's review for:
Nearly Broken
by Devon Ashley
Normally with a review, I write a couple of paragraphs describing characters, motives, etc. With Nearly Broken I find that I cannot without divulging too much of the story. This was a mind blowing read,to get down to the nitty gritty you have Megan, a waitress who has a horrid past and is on the run. She is all alone, until in waltzes Nick, he is a chef who Megan finds an instant kismet with. Also entering her life is a girl who thinks she is her missing sister Claire, who she uncannily looks like. Bottom line, what you think will happen shifts and it is something completely different.
This was a heavy read, but oh so good. I was enamored by Nick, he is the epitome of hero. Where Megan is concerned, wowza. Rarely do you find a heroine who is so faceted. She is a fighter, she is vulnerable, she is interesting, if you had a check box, she would mark every criteria of what a heroine should be. I was completely absorbed into this story and blown away by all of the intricacies Nearly Broken had. Highly recommend.
This was a heavy read, but oh so good. I was enamored by Nick, he is the epitome of hero. Where Megan is concerned, wowza. Rarely do you find a heroine who is so faceted. She is a fighter, she is vulnerable, she is interesting, if you had a check box, she would mark every criteria of what a heroine should be. I was completely absorbed into this story and blown away by all of the intricacies Nearly Broken had. Highly recommend.