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Print Length: 381 pages
Publication Date: October 21, 2013
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Language: English
ASIN: B00G2RY25E
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I can't believe that I just discovers this book. I loved Fight or Flight and was hoping there would be a sequel. When I saw Sink or Swim I thought it was the rest of Jay and Em's story and was sad to see it was not (though that was a great book also) I don't know how it missed this one since it has been out for a few months, but I am so glad I found it.Fight or Flight is on my favorites list, so I would love anything that had to do with Jay and Em. When they 'rode off into the sunset' in the end of Fight or Flight, it was obvious that life was not going to be easy. Two teenagers, who have lived very trouble lives are going to have struggles and hardships trying to make it on their own.I do have a few complaints about the story that make it 4 stars, rather then 5.**Spoilers**The middle of the story gets pretty repetitive. Too much time is spent in Jay and Em's heads while they think about how terrible they are and how they are not good enough for eachother. It is important to see what is going on in their heads to understand why they are doing what they are doing, but it just too much and too repetitive.It also took Jay too long to have his moment of clarity. What he was trying to do was understandable, but he should have figured out that it was not working much sooner. There were too many times when he would run to Em's rescue, apologizing for not being there for her, and then leave still thinking he was protecting her. It became clear very early on that Em was going to be a target and be in danger, whether she was with Jay or not. He just made it harder to protect her by keeping her away. It did not make sense that he could not figure that out. I could see him not realizing the emotional damage he was doing because of his low self esteem, but I just did not get how he could not figure out that having her living with Ashlyn was just putting both of the girls in more danger, by leaving them on their own to fend off his crazy dad.While the middle of the book dragged on a bit and starting getting repetitive the ending was kind of rushed. We only 'saw' the big climax though Em's point of view and never got to see how Jay was feeling after the ordeal with his father and he and Em finally being intimate. We are told that everything is explained to Mason, but don't get to experience it. I would have liked to experience Mason's thoughts and reactions to learning Jay and Em's story. He had to have had a lot of questions about why Em had so many issues and why such young people had such an intense relationship. It would have been nice to see his reaction to finally understanding everything.There are side characters introduced in the story, but we don't learn anything about them. Em talks about being a bad friend and she is right. Ashlyn goes out of her way to help Em and most of the time she gets brushed off or completely ignored. Ashlyn and Mason are getting their own story, but I have no idea what it will be about, because we don't learn anything of substance about them in this book. All we know about them is that they are both nice, live off their parents and work in a crappy restaurant. We are told that Mason is 19, but never even find out how old Ashlyn is. She lives on her own in a house, or maybe and apartment, with a spare room that her dad pays the rent for. We don't know if she goes to school or anything about her life outside of work and her friendship with Em. We aren't told if Mason has his own place or lives at home. His parents bought his car and he seems to have not shortage of money, so it does not really make sense that he is waiting tables in a nasty restaurant. You would think he could find a much better job.The story ends with room for yet another book. I will be happy if there is more in store for Jay and Em, but I would not want to see more relationship drama for them. They have been though enough and their love and relationship should be solid. I would love to see them working together side by side, to get past their demons and build their future. I would want whatever drama any future books would have to be things they could face together and not things that would tear them apart.If there is not going to be another book for them, I will be disappointed with how this one left off. There could have been less of the back and fourth in the middle of the book and more closure to their story.I am a huge fan of the whole Fight or Flight saga. I am sure I am being nit picky in my review, but that is just because I love the characters so much and have been spending months thinking about them and imagining what their future would be like.
This is the last of the trilogy about Jay and Em's struggle to overcome homelessness and horrible abusive pasts, learn to love and trust and move on. I was so taken by this series. You felt the desperation, stress, struggle all the way to your bones. This book picks up where Jay has purchased a house and truck, and takes Em away from her abusive uncle by emancipating her. They both work at a dumpy diner. They live on raman noodles and have the heat so low you can barely call it heat, all to save a few precious dollars. But then Jay's past comes back to town with a vengeance, and the lengths Jay will go to to keep Em safe the only way he knows how is both endearing and heart wrenching. I had an overwhelming need to take these two to a grocery store and tell them to fill every cart they could! A real heartwarming story.
While I love Em and Jay, I was a little annoyed and slightly bored with this second book. I know in reality, struggles are not few and far, but I felt like I saw this couple go through enough in the first book. I wanted to see a happier, slightly brighter, maybe even more romantic side to their story in this book. Aside from that, I think the author, once again, showed true talent in writing and bringing Jay and Em's story to life. It was realistic and gave a sense of closure. I would be pretty thrilled though if there were a novella of some sorts in the works. =)
This book has nothing on the first one. What an interesting story book one was, book on the other hand dragged on and on and on. I do not recommend book 2. The saddest part was the ending if thyats what you call it.
I received this book free from the author in exchange for an honest review.I enjoyed this book, it was gripping and easy to devour but I didn't enjoy it as much as Fight or Flight because I didn't find the situations as intense. I wanted more of Jay's story, I didn't really get where his dad came from and how he found them and I don't really know what he actually wanted, well besides money. I am glad the story ended the way it did because Jay and Em finally got to be happy. But I still want more! I want, no I NEED to know what happens now. Do the villains finally go to jail? And if yes do they stay there. And do Jay and Em get their happy ending forever?I'm still in love withe Jay and Em but it I am sad that they keep blaming themselves for hints that they have no control over. I'm glad that they are getting their lives together and coming into their own. I love that they are able to grow and overcome their issues together and have each other for support. I also really like amazon and Ashlyn and I can't wait to get their stories.This was another awesome book by Jamie Canosa and I can't wait to read more. This story tugged on my heart strings and I want more! I would recommend this novel to those who love a good romantic contemporary.
This is a great series. I love the characters and I'm so happy to have more to read about Jay and Em. I do highly recommend this book. Just keep an open mind that you're going to have to overlook some editing issues. The misuse of were/we're and your/you're is very frustrating. That being said, it still won't deter me from reading the next installment of the series.
As most people know by now, I'm a fan of Jamie Canosa. Two of my all-time favorite books are Dissidence and Our Own Worst Enemies, both by Jamie. She has a real knack for writing characters that stay with you, and Em and Jay are no exceptions. It isn't often that I like a sequel better than the original (though it does happen, and seems to happen a lot with Jamie's books) and in the case of Now or Never Jamie has taken the story she began with Fight or Flight and made it that much more intriguing. They might be off the streets but that doesn't mean life has gotten easy for these two. Jay and Em are sympathetic and admirable, and their love story can make even the Grinch's heart beat faster. I absolutely recommend this or any other book by Jamie Canosa.
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