Impossibly Love by Shane Morgan

Impossibly Love is a very short, very sweet tale of a girl with steel walls built around her heart and a too smitten boy desperate to break through.

Impossibly Love is the kind of short and sweet that's bad for you, like a mini bite-sized candy bar. Why is it bad for you? Uh, let me count the ways.
1. You have to read it in one sitting. That's about four hours of sitting. (Hello, cellulite!)
2. You ignore everyone and everything around you. Be prepared to be called unsociable. (Warning: Do not read while cooking/baking.)
3. The sad/scary moments that give you heart palpitations.
4. The ache you get in that tooth of yours because Brandon is just so sweet.

I loved Brandon's family. That was probably the highlight of the book for me. Seeing them struggle was hard, but they were amazing at sticking together and loving and hoping. It was very heartwarming and heartbreaking. They're a tough bunch.

And there's more to come. This isn't even like a taste of what's to come, it's a tease. It seemed to end before they even began, making you want, want, want for the next book. From the excerpt, it's going to get STEAMY. Like, hot. I can't wait.

If I had to think of one thing that was lacking, I'd say...Spunk. The writing style was lacking some originality. It could of used some wryness, humor, SOMETHING to make it pop and stand out. Personality.
The story was pretty original in of itself, as were the characters. Otherwise, there was nothing wrong with it.

I was provided with a copy by the author for an honest review