I have been impatiently awaiting the arrival of Noah Jameson on my kindle, and it was worth every second of the wait.

Now, take a look at that cover. I am not usually one to even look much at covers, but this one is hot hot hot. Now, back to business.

For the first time in always reading M. Robinson's books (and I have read them all!) I did not spend a large portion of the book reading through tears. Yes, it is emotional, yes, as with all M. Robinson books it is angsty. However this time it didn't rip my heart out repeatedly.

In this instance, I found the book more frustrating, more angry, the character relationship more toxic than in previous books.

My heart did hurt for Noah as we go back to things that happened in Road To Nowhere/Ends Here territory.

Yes, Lost Boy is emotional, yesI shed a tear or two, but I spent most of my time wanting to throw my kindle at Noah and his Skyler.

Their relationship played out the only way it really could have, and I am glad it went the way it did - nothing worse than a relationship that is forced one way when it should go another.

Heartbreaking, emotional, frustrating and raw. Ms Robinson has done it again with Lost Boy.

I can't wait to see what she brings us next.