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# Breakable (Contours of the Heart, 2) MP3 CD – MP3 Audio, May 6, 2014

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- **What is this?** Breakable (Contours of the Heart, 2) MP3 CD – MP3 Audio, May 6, 2014 by tammara webberzachary webber
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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Loved it!
  

*by A***R on Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2023*

Great read! There were some overlapping parts with the first book which helped to jog your memory and add more context in the story. I wish there were a 3rd!

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    Finally, a peek into Lucas' head
  

*by T***S on Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2014*

Landon Lucas Maxfield lost everything as a child.  His mother was brutally murdered while his father was out of town and he can't help but blame himself for it.  If only he could have freed himself from his bindings.  He has finally gotten his life together, going to a good school, living with family friends, and has met a girl that just might change everything.  Can he keep it up or will his new life crumble like his old one did.I have been avoiding this review for quite a while.  I am not a pre-order person.  I know pre-ordering a book helps the sales and promotions and that is awesome, but I typically just wait for the book to release and then pick it up somewhere.  This, however, was an exception.  I pre-ordered this book months in advance and I waited impatiently for it to show up on my doorstep.  This is Lucas' story.  LUCAS.  I loved Easy.  I loved Easy so much that I couldn't imagine this novel being anything but perfect.  I devoured this thing as soon as it arrived.  I ignored the books I was supposed to be reading to lose myself in Lucas' head.  And that is why I've been avoiding it.  While reading, I loved it.  I adore Lucas and his perspective and I couldn't get enough.  Now, trying to think up what to say here, I'm not so sure.  Was it as great as I wanted it to be?  And within lies the rub.  I don't want to say anything about this that detracts from it's awesome.  I wanted to be in Lucas' head desperately while and after reading Easy.  I can't fault Webber for giving me what I want, right?We finally get to see through Lucas' eyes in this novel.  It's everything I imagined it to be and more (and maybe less).  It felt like an honest look into his head, not hiding or leaving out things that the reader might not like.  I know going in, I knew it was him and Jacqueline against the world, so it was difficult for me to read scenes where he was crazy about a different girl.  I think that was my biggest issue.  As much as I wanted to know more about his past and his teenage years, I found myself not caring about him.  Every time we switched perspectives, I had a huge urge to skip over his youthful indiscretions back to the next chapter about college Lucas and his journey with Jacqueline.  I applaud Webber for trying to add something different.  We have gotten too many novels that just tell the exact same story as the previous one through a new perspective.  That's what we really want, but at the same time, it is a bit dull to rehash the same events, even in someone else's head.  So I get what she was trying to do and I loved seeing his past and history, but I just didn't care.  Teenage Lucas got on my nerves.  Teenage Lucas irritated me.  I get that it's his past and it shaped him into the guy I love, but I didn't like him as a character.Jacqueline is obviously the same character we had in Easy.  Nothing about her has changed.  She's smart and tough and so very vulnerable.  So I have nothing new to say about her.  If you want her story, read Easy.My problem is, as I touched on above, this is told in alternating chapters.  We get a bit from Lucas retelling Easy and then a bit from his past and then more from Easy and more of his past and so on and so forth.  I don't know if it would have worked better if it was told in a more linear fashion, because like I said, teenage Lucas irritated me.  I wasn't really his biggest fan.  I can say that I found myself skimming the "Landon" chapters to get to more Lucas.For me, the Lucas chapters are just as swoon-worthy as he was in Easy.  I've read several reviews talking about how he is a creeper in this and it's ruins Easy for them, but I whole-heartedly disagree.  I don't find him creepy in this.  It's not like he is actually stalking Jacqueline.  He just observes her while in class and if/when he sees her on campus.  I don't see a problem with that.  Now if he was actively following her around and saving her trash, that would be creepy and I would have problems, but who hasn't paid attention to a crush?  If there is someone in one of your classes that catches your attention, aren't you likely to watch them?  Sneak glances and notice them if you see them elsewhere?  Aren't you likely to pay a bit more attention to them?If you are a fan of Easy, I think you'll love this.  If you haven't yet read Easy, I think you should do that first.  I think it's written in a way that you can understand it if you haven't read Easy, but I don't think you'll love it as much if you read out of order.  Seeing through Lucas' eyes is truly a treat and despite my issues, I do recommend this.  I think it is a highly enjoyable read and I can't wait to see what else Webber has in store for us (in this fictional world or any other).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    I Thought I loved Lucas before, but I adore him even more now!
  

*by V***S on Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2014*

First Impressions...I love Tammara Webber books.  Every one I've read has been so good.  If I picked one from her books that I loved the most, it would be Easy.  Lucas was the reason I loved that book so much.  When I found out there would be another book, I was super excited.  When I saw the cover, I was in love.  Not only do I love this book and the cover, but I love the model for Lucas.  It's the same model for both covers! He is perfect for Lucas.  When the publisher contacted me to be part of the tour, I was seriously jumping.  When the book got here, I was a little nuts.But the real clue is WHEN I read this book.  You see, I have a reading schedule.  I read books in the order they are to appear on my blog.  I rarely have time to sneak anything else in.  But this book, this book was read almost as soon as it arrived, throwing my schedule out the window. And no regrets.I pre-ordered the audio so I could listen to it again and again.  Some books get that status for me.  When I'm personally struggling, driving, or doing busy work, I often listen to a short list of books over and over again.  Easy was already on that list but Breakable has now joined it.The Characters...I'm drawn to tortured souls in books.  Lucas certainly had a tortured past.  But what made this book so special was that we met Landon too.  He's a happy little boy, only to experience the worst possible pain.  His father is buried in his own grief and forgets the little boy he has charge over.  Landon needs so much and gets so little.  It broke my heart but I was also so impressed with how strong he is.  He keeps going.  The evil principal of his high school does not stop him.  The cruel rich kids try to make him unimportant but he's so important.  As Landon and Lucas wrapped into one, I was deeply in love with him.  He's brilliant, sexy, sensitive, caring, fierce, protective, and lovable.  He is Lucas and I would be his friend for real if I could.  But I will settle for reading and re-reading his story.I do love Jacqueline, too.  While she is very much a part of this story, this is Lucas' story.  I love how she cares for him.  He needed that.All the characters are still there and I loved that.  We learn more about Charles and his family.  We learn more about Landon's Grandpa and father.  We meet Boyce, a "friend" from his teen years.  I'd love to hear Boyce's story, by the way.  He should have his own book.The Story...The thing that always make me nervous about reading a story a second time from a different characters point of view, is that well I already know the story.  There needs to be more.  The first time I read this type of book and loved it was when I read Colleen Hoovers Hopeless and Losing Hope.  I was blown away with how Dean Holder's story was different yet the same.  I can now add Easy and Breakable to that same pedestal.  Yes, this is a re-telling of Easy, but it's also the prequel and it's brilliantly different because it's Lucas' story.The Writing...How is it different?  It flips back and forth between Lucas and Landon.  Yes, they are the same person but Landon is his past and Lucas is his now.  Tammara brilliantly blends that past and present into something new.  All of what happened to Landon was there.  From before to the event to the hard after and not necessarily in order.  Then there was the present.  While I knew what happened with Jacqueline, there was so much I didn't know.  Tammara adds those details without re-writing scenes word for word.  Summary is used to keep from reading the same dialogue from Easy keeping everything fresh and new.  It was perfect.Could I Put It Down...No.  I stayed up reading much too late on nights I had to get up for work the next day.  I did read it over two days but not because I wanted to put it down.  AND I can't wait to re-read it.In The End...If you loved Easy, then this is an automatic read for you.  If you love the tortured soul stories with a sexy guy in the mix, then this series needs to be on your next to read list.

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