Broken Jar of Memories by Jamie Summer: Review!!

Broken Jar of Memories

Family first. That's Skylar Austin's motto. So when her little sister goes missing, her whole world threatens to come crashing down in a single night. But then June is found and everything should be perfect, right?

Only it isn’t.

June doesn’t remember anything — not even the sister she had always admired. With the aid of the sisters’ memory jar, Skylar wants nothing more than to help June regain what she has lost. While her kidnapper is still out there wanting to finish what he started, the Austin family struggles to keep it together.

Some memories are buried for a reason. So what happens once they start to unravel? Will they keep the danger at bay - or bring it right to their door?
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Review

Two words that can describe this book is: Heartbreakingly beautiful. Wow. I have not shed so many tears for a book in so long. I absolutely ADORED this book. The writing was absolutely beautiful and genius. I loved the authors writing style. It effortlessly flowed through out the book. I could NOT put it down once I started it.

I loved the Duel POVs. Skylar was such an amazing character and sister. While reading, you could really feel her determination and love for her sister. She would do anything for her sister. That is the kind of sister you want in your life.

I loved June's character. Even though she had amnesia her sheer determination and strength to find out the truth was truly inspirational.

She never gave up.

June and Skylar had the kind of relationship that defied even amnesia.

I loved the strength of the family and their love for each other.

This book will make you feel all the feels. This is defiantly one of my top reads of 2016.

Author:

Jamie Summer is a native of Germany, where she lives with her husband and son. She's currently working on her next book and wishes there were 48 hours to the day so she could do everything she sets her sights on. 

Besides writing Jamie enjoys watching her son grow up, reading and watching way too many TV shows.