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Breaking Elle (2013)

by Antoinette Candela(Favorite Author)

3.82 of 5 Votes: 2

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Amazon Digital Services, Inc.

series

Break Me

review 1: I got hooked on reading the sample at the beginning. The flow of the story was easy enough to get you interested or invested into the characters. Elle meets Reed while in a relationship with someone else. But they feel this immediate attraction for one another. Elle's boyfriend messes up and she dumps him. Reed snatches up the chance to be with her. Then it's Elle and Reed... Then Reed messes up and now it's Elle and Tyler her best friend. But she is not happy because her life is a mess. The craziness in this book is off the charts and Elle will get on your nerves but you get so involved in the story you have to see what will happen next. It's Elle + Cane no wait it's Elle + Reed no wait it's Elle + Tyler no wait it's Reed again maybe??? Will Reed get his $&@# together to ... morewin back Elle? You don't know, well that is why their is a cliffhanger to have you buy the next book to see! Guess what I'm buying it to find out!
review 2: Elle has a boyfriend she adores, a hot best friend who has feelings for her that are more than friendship, and there is a new guy in town who has her feeling things she hasn't felt before. Reed has just moved to Boston to escape some trouble from his past. He never excepted to meet a woman who he comes to need more than he's needed anyone before. There are definitely some steamy moments in Elle's relationships. It could easily make a girl jealous that she has so many options when it comes to hot guys who want to pleasure and protect her. I got frustrated at times by her inability to spend more than a very small amount of time alone. She faces various betrayals and challenges, but seems to rely on another one of the men in her life almost immediately when different one has screwed up. Reed is a complex character, and suffers the fate of many characters past who don't tell people things in the name of "protecting them". This is one of those situations where I really didn't understand why he was keeping all the secrets he was. It seemed pretty clear to me that keeping all of his information hidden would only lead to him hurting himself and others. Despite there being some pretty good choices in this book, and Reed having the complex issues that he does- I'm still rooting for him. It feels like if he could just get his life on track and deal with the mistakes of his past, he would be great. The dialogue feels a little repetitive at times, but overall the story engaged me enough to have an opinion about what I wanted to happen with the characters. I will be reading the next book in the series to see how things turn out.*An ARC was provided in exchange for an honest review less

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