Too Broken to Love (The Broken series #1) by Tania Cooper

Too Broken to Love (The Broken series #1) Reviews

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  Dawn Dampier

  I loved your first book and now on the second. For not being a big romance reader, I admit I really enjoy reading yours. The plots are believable, that it is something you can actually see happening in today's world. The reality of the characters as a true person with now day problems in life. That is why I enjoy reading your stories, the aspect of the here and now concept, rather then past history and fantasy. Keep up the great work. Will be looking forward to all your new works!
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  Alicia Butterfield

  This book was amazing. There are so many ups and downs it makes you feel as though you are one of the characters.
  
  "Caring and affection can lead to love, and love leads to pain. I'm choosing not to have any more pain." This quote has all the feels and really shows you what jess is feeling and how she has felt since she was 14.
  
  This book took my heart and smashed it into tiny pieces and then slowly put it back together. I really enjoyed it.
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  Natalie

  The book started off well and I liked the premise of the story. I thought it had great potential but it quickly became very repetitive and then stalled. The characters didn't show enough growth or depth.
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  Tom Leeland

  Review of “Too Broken Too Love” written by Author Tania Cooper
  First I want to say this book is the second story written by this author. The first story “Heavens Scent” was my introduction too a talented and imaginative author. This sweeping love story focuses on two characters who are flawed but fit each other very well in a strong and passionate love story. The character depth were both emotionally, physically and spiritually well done. The main character Jess is a broken personality, Jess only knows loss from her childhood and has never fully healed instead she moved on or ran away from the pain. Jess closed off all chances to lose anyone or care for anyone again. Later in Jess’s life Wade steps in too help her too without knowing. Wade is a stable, attractive man who sees Jess and tries to start a life with her. Now the love story takes place. This is a story about two people who meet and help one another, a lot of work, emotional challenges and understanding being depicted by the author. A Strong love story, A story about how love can damage someone to the point of shutting down in the face of family loss. This story is about love so deep that one person can help another and build a relationship on trust, emotional understanding and passion. Oh yes there is passion here in this story. A Passion so deep and so strong that denying it is a true labor of love and that is what I loved about Wade the most. “Too Easy Too Love” is next in the series and I can’t wait to read. I just loved Jess and Wade so much that I miss their characters already.
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  Laura

  I've won this book here and I absolutelly love it, with the author's autograph and lovely cover and that new feel it has ...
  The content thou', it left me dissapointed. The main characters lacked growth. The inner monologue suffocated the dialogue and bored me to sleep at times. The repetitiveness of those thoughts and the predicatable way it ended became too much. He either ended up angry and stalkerish or crying (WTF?? I mean my hunny who I've known for 10 years and we've been eachother's best friends for 9 of those only over cryied 2 or 3 times in all this time, and Wade did it every other day for stupid unreasonable reasons.) They both acted and sounded childish. She lacked depth and constantly changed her backgroud to suit the most recent inner monologue. And the ending gave us nothing, no personal or emotional growth to either of them, no resolution, no nothing .... Urghhh !!
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  Karen Frances

  Great start to the series
  
  Great start to the series. Very deep and emotional storyline. Jess is having such a hard time dealing with her past and doesn't see any sort of future ahead, when Wade comes to her rescue. Having admired her from a distance he now has to make her see that he can be a friend. I loves everything about this book and, I'm away to read book 2
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  Iona Fincati

  Really bad. The 2 characters repeatedly tell you something that happened. And it goes on like this for the whole story
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  Melissa Harris

  OMG
  
  This book is so emotional. Need plenty of tissues. Loved reading this story and my heart breaks for both of them.x