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My Favorite Lines:

The entire prologue.

"`Remember me,' she said. Oh, and don't worry, Charlie, I have no intention of ever forgetting."

"Everyone is brought into our lives for a reason. Whatever he is, whatever your story he has shaped you to be who you will be for your future."

"I want to giggle all the time. I want to fall asleep watching Star Trek with him at night, and wake to him showering me with kisses every morning. It's silly, all of it. But I'm not going to deny myself any of it anymore, now that I know how it feels and that I'm worthy of having it."

"I remember thinking that day he came to the restaurant that his timing was horrible. But in hindsight, I can say that his timing was absolutely perfect. I suppose that's how life works. People are brought into our lives for different reasons, at different times, in order to teach us something: the things we're supposed to learn."

"She had left the storm of adolescence behind her and she was moving forward, but she still carried the regret of what she did to Jess that night."

What I Thought:

What is there to even say, after you stay up way too late reading a book because leaving it until morning just isn't a possibility?

I want to start off this review by saying something about Amy Queau. Now, I've been a writer for about two seconds and am far from an expert, and I've read a handful of self-published books by really, really amazing authors, but Amy Queau is in a league all her own.

I'm a character reader. Meaning, when I read a book, it's all about the characters. If the characters aren't good and the plot is great, I'm lost. It's all about the people in the story, and that's where Amy Queau truly excels. Every single character in this book is well thought-out and unique, whether they're a major player or a small role. They're incredibly real, and I love all of them so much; even the ones I kind of hate.

I liked Progress. A lot. So much that I changed my rating a few days after reading it, because it stuck with me. But Interrupted? I'd have to say it's hands down one of the best novels I've ever read. I don't critique writing style as you can tell by all of my reviews, but this novel was perfectly written in every possible way. It flowed so smoothly, there was no way I was putting it down again for more than a few minutes until it was done.

I loved Charlie before, and she's only gotten better in this book. She's such an amazing character. I feel that a lot of times, whether in books or movies or whathaveyou, strong women tend to come off as rough and unlikable, but not Charlie. She's incredibly strong, but you can still sense her weaknesses. She's amazing.

I don't reveal spoilers in my reviews, but I'll say this: I smiled like an idiot at the ending. It wasn't what I was expecting, but it was so, so much better.

Apparently the third book won't be out until February. I'm not sure I'll be able to survive those long months until I find out what happens to these characters, but I'll try my best.


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Interrupted The Progress Series Book 2 edition by Amy Queau Amy Jackson Contemporary Romance eBooks Reviews

I could not put these books down! It's not like all the other "love" stories, not a quick read. It's emotional, and real. The characters are complex and even though I wanted to reach in and strangle them sometimes I couldn't help but love them. I can't wait to find out the rest of their story, but I'm also afraid of how it will end. The author doesn't just write a story that will make everyone happy, the story is always unexpected and realistic.
The second book of The Progress Series starts off where the first left.

While Charlie and Jesse are apart, we see what their lives look like. And how their mutual past makes them both stronger and weaker, depending on the person and the situation.
Reading this book, you're united with old friends and meet some new ones as well. As the characters develop, the story unfolds in some painful, funny and unexpected ways. When the book is over, you'll want to dive back into their world, offer advice to Charlie, talk some sense into Jesse and just be around for both of them. Amy Queau allows her characters to be flawed, yet likable.

This is the author's second book and her writing style is even stronger. I'm already looking forward to the third book in this series, and I definitely hope she continues to write more!
This was a tough one to get through, but for good reasons, not bad ones. hahaaa. It's well written and I like the story, I like the way mental illness is represented as tough to get through without easy outs. It's hard to watch...read? someone make terrible decisions about their life, but it was worth every second that I wanted to punch everyone in the face. Just right in their faces. I'm starting the 3rd book right away
Fate brought me here!,

I found this series by fate. I was browsing for a new series to read, when i stumbled with the first book in the series, read the synopsis and bought it right away.

It was very entertaining. I was surprise because, you can tell, how easy was for the author to coordinate and lay out all situations. It was an easy read, however, not easy enough for my heart.

I read them all in a row. Didn't stop much! It was a good series. I believe the next book is coming out soon! so take the chance.
These characters my paper heart just shreds for them. Charlie is such a beautiful person gah how my heart ached for her and the situation she found her heart in.She had so much love to give but needed to love herself more before she was capable. Jesse that man who has been cut so deep by life and so afraid to really let anyone in shew I wanted to hug him - punch him and hug him again. Then enter Sam - Samuel perfection and all that Charlie should want and need. 3 words come to mind - Choices Chances and Consequences. .. gah what a beautiful mess
So, when I ended with Progress (book one of the series) my heart was breaking for Charlie and Jesse. I wanted them to be together so badly and I didn't know if I would ever get over what had happened. Enter Samuel. Samuel is the "perfect guy". He fills the void in Charlie's life and makes her finally realize that she deserves the happiness that she had been lacking. I was completely over Jesse. Charlie's world was calm. She had finally found her Prince Charming, so that made me very happy too. And then.....well let's just say I was ready to throw my against the wall. The emotional roller coaster that was all throughout the first book started once again and it never stopped, not even at the end. I was beginning to question my own feelings that I had felt throughout this whole book. So I could totally get where Charlie was coming from. Would I have made the final choice that she did? I'm not really sure.

So now, I'm stuck at the top of this roller coaster until the third book releases, hoping and praying that Charlie made the right decision. These characters and both books of this series will remain in your heart and on your mind long after the last page. LOVED IT!!
My Favorite Lines

The entire prologue.

"`Remember me,' she said. Oh, and don't worry, Charlie, I have no intention of ever forgetting."

"Everyone is brought into our lives for a reason. Whatever he is, whatever your story he has shaped you to be who you will be for your future."

"I want to giggle all the time. I want to fall asleep watching Star Trek with him at night, and wake to him showering me with kisses every morning. It's silly, all of it. But I'm not going to deny myself any of it anymore, now that I know how it feels and that I'm worthy of having it."

"I remember thinking that day he came to the restaurant that his timing was horrible. But in hindsight, I can say that his timing was absolutely perfect. I suppose that's how life works. People are brought into our lives for different reasons, at different times, in order to teach us something the things we're supposed to learn."

"She had left the storm of adolescence behind her and she was moving forward, but she still carried the regret of what she did to Jess that night."

What I Thought

What is there to even say, after you stay up way too late reading a book because leaving it until morning just isn't a possibility?

I want to start off this review by saying something about Amy Queau. Now, I've been a writer for about two seconds and am far from an expert, and I've read a handful of self-published books by really, really amazing authors, but Amy Queau is in a league all her own.

I'm a character reader. Meaning, when I read a book, it's all about the characters. If the characters aren't good and the plot is great, I'm lost. It's all about the people in the story, and that's where Amy Queau truly excels. Every single character in this book is well thought-out and unique, whether they're a major player or a small role. They're incredibly real, and I love all of them so much; even the ones I kind of hate.

I liked Progress. A lot. So much that I changed my rating a few days after reading it, because it stuck with me. But Interrupted? I'd have to say it's hands down one of the best novels I've ever read. I don't critique writing style as you can tell by all of my reviews, but this novel was perfectly written in every possible way. It flowed so smoothly, there was no way I was putting it down again for more than a few minutes until it was done.

I loved Charlie before, and she's only gotten better in this book. She's such an amazing character. I feel that a lot of times, whether in books or movies or whathaveyou, strong women tend to come off as rough and unlikable, but not Charlie. She's incredibly strong, but you can still sense her weaknesses. She's amazing.

I don't reveal spoilers in my reviews, but I'll say this I smiled like an idiot at the ending. It wasn't what I was expecting, but it was so, so much better.

Apparently the third book won't be out until February. I'm not sure I'll be able to survive those long months until I find out what happens to these characters, but I'll try my best.