We all know you can't change people, right? No matter how much you love someone, you can't change them. Especially when they're selfish irreparably broken assholes who do nothing but hurt you over and over yet still feel they have some sort of power over you and you swear if you could just get them to admit their feelings everything could be good and right and wonderful because you think the sex is really good and that means you are meant to be together.No. It's going going to happen. Stop trying to make it happen. This is why I can't read romance novels. I really want to give this one star, but I'm not going to, because that's a bit harsh. I'm sure Lyla Payne is a lovely person, but I just can't get behind this book and its awful characters and ridiculous story. Liked this book. There were some times where I didn't quite connect with the characters and thought that Quinn and Emilie's relationship escalated too quickly. I didn't like it when Quinn kept sticking up for Sebastian and following him around. Even though they were half brothers, Sebastian was blackmailing Quinn and Quinn didn't retaliate or try to stop him. He kept listening to him and playing sick games with different women from their parties. I also didn't like the way that their power, fame, money and popularity was described and presented. I thought that it needed to be dialled down a little.I liked that Emilie knew that Quinn loved her, so she kept pursuing him, even when he was being a douchebag and saying it meant nothing to him. I didn't expect her to be strong enough to get rejected so many times, yet still go back to him. Even though they fell in love way too quickly.
What do You think about Broken At Love (2013)?
Great love story. I loved that the girl was a strong character and didn't get pushed around.
—MelissaT28
