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A review by toastedbagel
Rifts & Refrains by Devney Perry
3.0
Everything feels conveniently resolved. I couldn't see the supposed change and regret from her father, especially when Quinn was always the one who sought him out instead of the other way round.
I liked Quinn - determined and courageous in doing right by herself even if at the cost of her family and even Graham. Graham was cute, not a particularly distinct character.
Also, how is it that they've spent nine years pining over each other only to simultaneously reach an epiphany only at the end of the book? The resolution was very quick considering how stretched out the dilemma was.
Overall a quick read with a mediocre romance. I really enjoyed Nixon here and I'm looking forward to his story!
I liked Quinn - determined and courageous in doing right by herself even if at the cost of her family and even Graham. Graham was cute, not a particularly distinct character.
Also, how is it that they've spent nine years pining over each other only to simultaneously reach an epiphany only at the end of the book? The resolution was very quick considering how stretched out the dilemma was.
Overall a quick read with a mediocre romance. I really enjoyed Nixon here and I'm looking forward to his story!