Reckless got off to a bit of a rough start for me. I really hated Milly. She was just not a very good person. There was a time I almost put the book down, but then something about her caught my attention. It wasn't that she was just a bad person - she was damaged and lashing out in some pretty terribly ways, but it wasn't really her. Although I probably could have down without her relationship with the French guy, he was disgusting.

Once we get past that first part though we get to see who the real Milly is. The real Milly slowly comes out of her bomb shelter when she goes to visit her Aunt in the country. She begins to heal until she runs into a boy from her past. This is where the real meat of the story begins. I wish it had started sooner because I really enjoyed the last half far more than the first. Secrets begin to come out, old woulds are opened, and new wounds are healed. It was a fantastic story about the power of life and forgiving.
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