14th
Jan
Jan
Sometimes moving on means moving in…
Pixie Marshall’s freshman year of college ended two weeks
ago, as did her residence in the school dorms. Which means she’s in need of a
new place to live and, subsequently, a job. She started working at Willow Inn
because one of the job perks-and she’d use that term loosely-is free room and board.
But what she hadn’t realized is that her free room shares a hallway and a
bathroom with the only person she was hoping to avoid for the rest of her life:
Levi Andrews. As in: Hot guy. Handyman. Keeper of all her painful memories.
ago, as did her residence in the school dorms. Which means she’s in need of a
new place to live and, subsequently, a job. She started working at Willow Inn
because one of the job perks-and she’d use that term loosely-is free room and board.
But what she hadn’t realized is that her free room shares a hallway and a
bathroom with the only person she was hoping to avoid for the rest of her life:
Levi Andrews. As in: Hot guy. Handyman. Keeper of all her painful memories.
Once upon a time, they were best friends on the brink of
being something more, but that was before everything went to hell. All Pixie
wants to do now is avoid him completely, which might be more harder than she
thought. Because despite everything that happened before, Levi hasn’t let go of
his feelings for her either.
being something more, but that was before everything went to hell. All Pixie
wants to do now is avoid him completely, which might be more harder than she
thought. Because despite everything that happened before, Levi hasn’t let go of
his feelings for her either.
My Review:
When I first laid eyes on ‘Best Kind Of Broken’ after I
found it in my mailbox I was immediately excited and I wanted to start reading
at once. I’ve heard about the Finding fate series but haven’t been able to read
a book in this series before. So when I found a copy in my mailbox, from the
Little, Brown Book Group in exchange for my honest review I couldn’t be
happier.
found it in my mailbox I was immediately excited and I wanted to start reading
at once. I’ve heard about the Finding fate series but haven’t been able to read
a book in this series before. So when I found a copy in my mailbox, from the
Little, Brown Book Group in exchange for my honest review I couldn’t be
happier.
The cover is very beautiful. Nothing to fancy, simple but
beautiful. I expected a lot from this book. Since I heard of this series before
and I saw a view reviews on Goodreads. But most times when I have high
expectations I get disappointed. So I was a little afraid this book wouldn’t be
as good as I hoped. Thankfully, this book wasn’t disappointing at all. This
book was perfect.
beautiful. I expected a lot from this book. Since I heard of this series before
and I saw a view reviews on Goodreads. But most times when I have high
expectations I get disappointed. So I was a little afraid this book wouldn’t be
as good as I hoped. Thankfully, this book wasn’t disappointing at all. This
book was perfect.
In ‘Best Kind Of Broken’ we meet Pixie and Levi, two
broken twenty year olds. Pixie and Levi have known each other for many many
years. But now they aren’t speaking to each other. There’s too much pain and
too much history there. From the moment this book starts you can feel the
chemistry between Pixie and Levi. But there seems to be a lot of history, and
the bad thing is we, as readers, have no idea what the problem is. And believe
me Chelsea Fine did an amazing job with keeping you anxious to know what
happened a year ago. I think I honestly thought of everything. But since Pixie
and Levi aren’t on speaking terms, we have to wait a long time to learn about what
the real problem is.
broken twenty year olds. Pixie and Levi have known each other for many many
years. But now they aren’t speaking to each other. There’s too much pain and
too much history there. From the moment this book starts you can feel the
chemistry between Pixie and Levi. But there seems to be a lot of history, and
the bad thing is we, as readers, have no idea what the problem is. And believe
me Chelsea Fine did an amazing job with keeping you anxious to know what
happened a year ago. I think I honestly thought of everything. But since Pixie
and Levi aren’t on speaking terms, we have to wait a long time to learn about what
the real problem is.
From the moment I started reading ‘Best Kind Of Broken’ I
just couldn’t stop. I read it in one afternoon. I just had to keep reading.
There is so much chemistry between Pixie and Levi and I just really loved them.
What I loved most about this book was the way Chelsea wrote about the present
life of Pixie and Levi, but we also read about stuff from there past. I loved
reading about their past. Pixie and Levi really grew up together and it really
made me want to scream at times when I read about the ways Levi protected Pixie
throughout their childhood. They were just so damn cute.
just couldn’t stop. I read it in one afternoon. I just had to keep reading.
There is so much chemistry between Pixie and Levi and I just really loved them.
What I loved most about this book was the way Chelsea wrote about the present
life of Pixie and Levi, but we also read about stuff from there past. I loved
reading about their past. Pixie and Levi really grew up together and it really
made me want to scream at times when I read about the ways Levi protected Pixie
throughout their childhood. They were just so damn cute.
Honestly, I can’t think of anything bad about this book.
‘Best Kind Of Broken’ is a beautiful story about love and loss and it’s a book
that really makes you feel all kind of emotions. I just couldn’t have enough of
this story and was really sad when I finished it. This book definitely gets my
recommendation.
‘Best Kind Of Broken’ is a beautiful story about love and loss and it’s a book
that really makes you feel all kind of emotions. I just couldn’t have enough of
this story and was really sad when I finished it. This book definitely gets my
recommendation.
My Rating:
Praise for ‘Best Kind of Broken’:
You’ll fall for
Pixie and Levi, just like I did.
Pixie and Levi, just like I did.
— 1 New York
Times-bestselling author Jennifer Armentrout
Times-bestselling author Jennifer Armentrout
Eloquently
written, Fine’s story has a way of makinge ven the most minor characters leap
off the page.
written, Fine’s story has a way of makinge ven the most minor characters leap
off the page.
— RT Book Reviews
This book
destroyed me. Tore me into little tiny pieces. But somehow, with lots of tape,
some laughs and some very steamy times, put me back together. Chelsea Fine’s
style is witty, visceral and fresh. All I wanted to do was crawl inside this
book and live with the characters. And now all I want is MORE. And my own
Leaves. And some paint. And a thunderstorm . . .
destroyed me. Tore me into little tiny pieces. But somehow, with lots of tape,
some laughs and some very steamy times, put me back together. Chelsea Fine’s
style is witty, visceral and fresh. All I wanted to do was crawl inside this
book and live with the characters. And now all I want is MORE. And my own
Leaves. And some paint. And a thunderstorm . . .
— New York Times
bestselling author Chelsea Cameron
bestselling author Chelsea Cameron
About the Author:
Chelsea lives in Phoenix, AZ where she spends most of her
time writing young adult fiction, painting murals, and avoiding housework at
all costs. Her obsessions include: superheroes, coffee, sleeping-in, and crazy
socks. She lives with her husband and two children, who graciously tolerate her
inability to resist teenage drama on TV and her complete lack of skill in the
kitchen.
time writing young adult fiction, painting murals, and avoiding housework at
all costs. Her obsessions include: superheroes, coffee, sleeping-in, and crazy
socks. She lives with her husband and two children, who graciously tolerate her
inability to resist teenage drama on TV and her complete lack of skill in the
kitchen.
For more information about Chelsea Fine and her books please visit her website, her blog, Facebook, Twitter and Youtube.
Many thanks to Clara Diaz and Little, Brown Book Group for giving me the opportunity to read this amazing book.
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Maureen is a mom, wife, nurse, and Ravenclaw living in the Netherlands. She spends her days juggling mom-life, reading, blogging, planning date nights with her husband and working as a nurse. Maureen also is a big Anglophile, loves cooking, Gilmore Girls, Bridgerton and Harry Potter.. Always! Facebook | Instagram
I've heard a lot about this author but haven't got around to reading her yet. This books sounds super cute and I think I'd like it a lot. I love when you get so engrossed in a book that you just have to read it all in one afternoon, always a great sign.
When you love getting engrossed in a book this one is definitely for you! It's amazingly addicting and the author made sure you just have to keep reading because you just have to know how it ends. Definitely a great book!
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