Nothing Left to Lose Book Review

NOTHING LEFT TO LOSE IS ONE OF THE MOST AMAZING BOOKS EVER

and yes you SHOULD BUY it

I am a bookworm, thus my room is filled with great books from various authors, then enter the internet age when we no longer need to carry those heavy books around since there are platforms who already carry e-books and the like.

It is with this in mind that I discovered Wattpad, and I will forever remember the first story that I ever read on wattpad and it was Kirsty Moseley's Nothing Left to Lose. When I first got to read the story it was a real page turner, I was actually one of the late readers since it was already completed by the time that I started, that being said I just can't imagine myself not knowing what will happen next immediately after Kirsty's well thought out cliffhangers.

Anna and Ashton are in my eyes the perfect couple, their story, a bit cliche though it may be, is still one of the best love stories I've ever read. Their characters are very real and special plus the words are very vivid that you are able to live the story.

What is great about the book is that it lets your imagination run wild and your emotions run high. Reading the book is like being in a roller coaster ride that makes you scream or sometimes you even hate it because it left your emotion hanging with no idea on what will happen next.

The novel does deserve 5 stars for it really captures the reader's hearts. It makes you fall in love with characters and it also makes you hate some. It is a breath of fresh air, dark though the beginning maybe but still, Nothing Left to Lose will keep you on the edge of your seat through every page, it will be one of those books that you will not put down until you know how it ends. Kirsty Moseley's Nothing Left to Lose is indeed an amazingly stellar story of picking up the pieces and finding love one more time. If you read the book then I can assure you that you too will have nothing left to lose for I believe that not reading such a wonderful book is missing out on something really great. :)

PS. Please watch out for the excerpt coming up in my next post :)

Another thing guys the host of this blog tour is... http://addicted2b00ks.blogspot.co.uk/ go visit her awesome blog for more on Nothing Left to Lose and other great reads :)

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