Jessica Sorensen is no stranger to writing dark matters. In fact it seems that this is where she excels at the most. In the second part of Nova and Quinton's story, we see a much deeper side to Quinton's problems. After spending a summer together, a romance bloomed between them but now that Quinton is gone, Nova isn't likely to give up on him yet. She sets out to find him and help him.

In this dark themed book, Sorensen spends the majority of the book working on getting Quinton better. The struggle to face his demons is hard to read at times but it comes off as very realistic. As a result, the romance does take a backseat. Usually this would be a cause for concern, but in Nova in trying to help him, you see how much she cares about him. The thread of romance is far more subtler, but it's there. I think if the author were to suddenly put in a full-blown romance within the pages of the book, it wouldn't be as potent.

Sorensen opens up possibilities for Tristan's character, one who can be hard to like at first. However, if he continues on the path he is currently on, then I'm sure there's room for redemption in his future.

SAVING QUINTON ends on a cliffhanger. As the case with all of Jessica Sorensen's books, these characters will make you fall in love until you're desperate for the next fix!