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| Series: | The Coincidence #4 |
| Characters: | Luke Price, Violet Hayes |
Jessica Sorensen
Kindle Edition | Pages: 200 pages Rating: 4.11 | 7895 Users | 495 Reviews
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Luke Price and Violet Hayes haven’t seen each other in a couple of months, not since they discovered Luke’s mother’s connection to Violet’s parent’s murders. But when Luke gets into some gambling trouble with the wrong people, destiny decides to throw the two of them together and they head out to Vegas to try and settle Luke’s debt. As Violet spends time with Luke, she becomes torn on whether she should be with him. She definitely can’t deny that her life is better when she’s with Luke and she starts to wonder if going back to Preston was a mistake. Things seem to be going well as Violet opens up more to Luke, but then she gets a call from the detective, not only to give an update on Mira Price and the case, but to give information about some threatening texts she’s been getting. The information is not only shocking, but makes Violet question what kind of people her parents really where and whether she’ll be able to trust anyone ever again.
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| Title | : | The Probability of Violet & Luke (The Coincidence #4) |
| Author | : | Jessica Sorensen |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 200 pages |
| Published | : | May 15th 2014 (first published May 14th 2014) |
| Categories | : | Sociology. Abuse. Romance. New Adult |
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Ratings: 4.11 From 7895 Users | 495 ReviewsArticle About Books The Probability of Violet & Luke (The Coincidence #4)
Not as good as the first one. Hope the last book of Violet and Luke story is good.4 heart-breaking stars 3Just when you thought things couldn't get worst for Violet and Luke there comes something else. This one wasn't as good as the first one, it started a little slow for my taste. I mean, it took me a while to read it versus any other JS book that I always read in a day or 2 tops. I really do hope they get a HEA. I don't think theres another couple that deserves it more than them, they've been through so much.
www.bookworm221.tumblr.comLuke and Violet are trying to deal with the fact that Lukes mom might be involved in what happened to Violets parents, they are apart, Violet is back in the destructive home she left, shes back dealing drugs and seeking the adrenaline rush, Luke is drinking and smoking again, he isnt going to school instead he spends his days gambling in underground poker games.And in one of these poker games he sees Violet again after a couple of months, things get a little crazy and
okaaay. So I'm going to wait for this one to come out before I read The Destiny of Violet and Luke. I don't want to be left in a cliffhanger!
3.5 depressing stars I love emotional reads. I love to feel. I dont mind books that make me cry and put me in turmoil. Jessica Sorensen knows how to do all that and she does it well. This Violet & Luke book was a little more on the depressing side and less on the emotional side for me personally. I still liked it, I just didnt love it like some of her others. The last we saw Violet & Luke, they were both in a bad place. Violet is back with her foster dad, Preston, dealing. And Luke is
Its always been against the world. But part of me wonders, if I could ever, possibly, maybe, let go of the past enough to really be with Luke if it could be me and him against the world. This was a fast paced continuation of Luke and Violet's story that has tons of reveals and hidden connections of characters. Sadly, I didn't love it. These two characters found out last book that they are connected in the most bizarre way ever. This story wasnt all doom and gloom which I appreciate, although
Thank goodness I have the next book in my hands!
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