Jonah gave her that hope and the realization that life is too short to live in the scrutiny of others and the value of time. But, most importantly Jonah’s presence in Kacey’s life was for her to be able to acknowledge what she wants in her life, for her to live with happiness and love. I loved every character in this book that Jonah had some kind of impact on. The tone throughout the book is like a bittersweet melody, some moments make you laugh and smile, but there are also, some moments that constantly remind you of the painful ending. The emotions truly hit you like a hurricane, and what’s so interesting about this book is that from the very start, one can know that the ending is going to be sad, but the build-up of that heartbreak and everything is slow and steady until it hits you all at once towards the end. Gah, I don’t even know where to begin, WOW! Full Tilt is an experience, something that needs to be read, felt, and absorbed. If it was possible, I would give him every star in the book and anything more I could because he deserves so much more.

To be very honest, about 60% through the book I had made up my mind that I was going to give this book something along 4.25 stars, but towards the end and also, whenever I would think about it-It was just physically impossible for me to give Jonah Fletcher anything less than 5 stars.

Full tilt by emma scott