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A review by colormeblueex
Return to Sender by Julie Cross
5.0
I received a copy from the author in exchange for an honest review.
Return to Sender starts out at the Pan Am event and it follows both Karen and Jordan. It is different from the first book as it is less focused on the letters and it allows you to read from both Jordan and Karen's POV. I really enjoyed this sequel. It sets up the story nicely and I can't wait to read my copy of the third book in the series. I think that I am starting to appreciate these short novella like serial stories. It allows you to get more details during a smaller frame of time. This part of the story follows Karen and Jordan to camp and it starts to give you a glimpse into where they are going with their relationship. It focused a lot on their relationship with gymnastics as a background story. I like Jordan, he is adorable and he is really showing that he cares for Karen. One thing that I think this story needed was a conflict. There was some internal conflict that Karen talks about briefly but there was not really a big conflict between any of the characters. I think that there is the potential for this in future sequels but there wasn't much in this one. That being said I still really enjoyed this sequel and will continue to read the next in the series.
Return to Sender starts out at the Pan Am event and it follows both Karen and Jordan. It is different from the first book as it is less focused on the letters and it allows you to read from both Jordan and Karen's POV. I really enjoyed this sequel. It sets up the story nicely and I can't wait to read my copy of the third book in the series. I think that I am starting to appreciate these short novella like serial stories. It allows you to get more details during a smaller frame of time. This part of the story follows Karen and Jordan to camp and it starts to give you a glimpse into where they are going with their relationship. It focused a lot on their relationship with gymnastics as a background story. I like Jordan, he is adorable and he is really showing that he cares for Karen. One thing that I think this story needed was a conflict. There was some internal conflict that Karen talks about briefly but there was not really a big conflict between any of the characters. I think that there is the potential for this in future sequels but there wasn't much in this one. That being said I still really enjoyed this sequel and will continue to read the next in the series.