In Impossibly True, not everything thing has mended as perfectly as Branden after his surgery. There's Branden's ex Samantha, who has come to realize what a mistake she made in tossing Branden to the side. There's Tobias who is determined to get Moya, despite her protests. There's a seriously unhappy family, a wild best friend, a strained father-daughter relationship, and the reality that Branden's disease could come back. There's so much changing and trying to tear Moya and Branden apart. Impossibly True is all about sticking with someone through thick and thin and realizing that love may not always be perfect but if you love someone deeply enough, it's worth fighting for.
I suppose I find some things endearing that others might be annoyed by. There's the constant use of the word "girl" between Moya and Vanessa. I like this. It's realistic. I know a lot of females that refer to one another as "girl". Also, the bad grammar spoken by Moya's mother and father. It's believable and realistic. I feel that the writing has improved from book one to book two. These characters have grown so much from the beginning of book one and the end of book two. You can't help but to fall into their story and cheer for them because they have a load of BS to deal with.
In a mood for a clean New Adult contemporary romance? This is your best bet to satisfy that want. It's a super clean, sweet original story with beautifully crafted characters. Or if you're looking for something more thrilling and mysterious, her book Finding Narragansett also won me over.
Provided with a copy by the author for an honest review.
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