Best Kind of Broken: Chelsea Fine: Giveaway + Fangirling

Basically, this is what you need to know about Chelsea Fine and her New Adult title Best Kind of Broken:

The More you know right? I've raved about this book for a while now, and if you don't believe me, check out these links:

Excerpt

Another Excerpt + Teasers

Review

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So, if you're not sold yet... I really don't think you can be sold. It's most definitely one of the best New Adult (and let's be honest, just in general one of the best books) I've ever read. I wouldn't rave about it like this if it wasn't true. Plus Chelsea is super sweet and is donating a signed ARC to you lovely readers... sooo I mean, really, what's not to love?

In case you're super lazy like me, and don't want to click those links to read the synopsis, I'm gonna post it here:

SOMETIMES MOVING ON MEANS MOVING IN

Pixie Marshall wishes every day she could turn back time and fix the past. But she can't. And the damage is done. She's hoping that a summer of free room and board working with her aunt at the Willow Inn will help her forget. Except there's a problem: the resident handyman is none other than Levi Andrews. The handsome quarterback was once her friend-and maybe more--until everything changed in a life-shattering instant. She was hoping to avoid him, possibly forever. Now he's right down the hall and stirring up feelings Pixie thought she'd long buried . . . Levi can't believe he's living with the one person who holds all his painful memories. More than anything he wants to make things right, but a simple "sorry" won't suffice--not when the tragedy that scarred them was his fault. Levi knows Pixie's better off without him, but every part of him screams to touch her, protect her, wrap her in his arms, and kiss away the pain. Yet even though she's so close, Pixie's heart seems more unreachable than ever. Seeing those stunning green eyes again has made one thing perfectly clear--he can't live without her.

I seriously can't put into words how much I love this book. You guys know how I raved about Jandy Nelson's 'The Sky Is Everywhere'? This book is a lot like that. It just touches you, makes you think, and leaves you wanting so much more, and Chelsea Fine is so quirky and witty - that even though you're literally drowning in feels, you'll be laughing too. Also, while you read, please take John Green's advice: