A review by loveleareads
Unbreak My Heart by Melissa C. Walker
4.0
I really enjoyed Unbreak My Heart. It was a perfect story of healing and romance and is a great beach read.
At the beginning this novel, I thought that Clem was going to be really whiny and bothersome. But she wasn't. She was hurt and I could see why. When she sets sail with her family she just wants to figure everything out. As the book went on I felt that she did and grew a lot.
I liked Clem, but I also liked a lot of the other characters, too. Clem's friends Aaron and Henry (as seen in the flash backs) were really funny. Clem's sister was also really cute and a great addiction. And James. He was just awesome.
Even though this is a book about healing and is a mostly solemn read, it had it's fun moments, too. There were times that I just couldn't help but smile. There were also some pretty uplifting moments, as well.
I loved the setting of the boat. Walker did an excellent job describing this. I felt that I was there and I would really like to experience it myself.
I do wish that the ending was a little more concluded. I felt that it ended pretty fast (it's a really short read) and there were some loose ends that I wish were tied up.
Overall, Unbreak My Heart is a really cute read. It's a serious story of healing, but there are some lighter moments, too.
At the beginning this novel, I thought that Clem was going to be really whiny and bothersome. But she wasn't. She was hurt and I could see why. When she sets sail with her family she just wants to figure everything out. As the book went on I felt that she did and grew a lot.
I liked Clem, but I also liked a lot of the other characters, too. Clem's friends Aaron and Henry (as seen in the flash backs) were really funny. Clem's sister was also really cute and a great addiction. And James. He was just awesome.
Even though this is a book about healing and is a mostly solemn read, it had it's fun moments, too. There were times that I just couldn't help but smile. There were also some pretty uplifting moments, as well.
I loved the setting of the boat. Walker did an excellent job describing this. I felt that I was there and I would really like to experience it myself.
I do wish that the ending was a little more concluded. I felt that it ended pretty fast (it's a really short read) and there were some loose ends that I wish were tied up.
Overall, Unbreak My Heart is a really cute read. It's a serious story of healing, but there are some lighter moments, too.