Holy just wow. Wow. Full review to come once I dry my eyes and screw my head back on straight. 
 **** 
 Updated 7/22 with full review: 
 In the first few chapters, I was a bit confused, and things seemed sort of contradictory. Later, I realized that was because Francesca had a big secret, and all the little confusing bits wrap up together into a nice, neat, jaw-dropping, tear inducing, cliffhanger free package by the end of this amazing book. 
 I thought Francesca was a bit of a brat at first, and I started to wonder why anyone would want her, but as she slowly allowed the reader to see more of her world, and her mind, and her hopes and fears, I began to understand her. 
 Brody was amazing. I want a Brody, and I think every girl needs a Brody. He is the perfect example of unconditional love, and he's just... wow. 
 The plot seems like a jumbled, confusing, erratic mess, until the pieces of this very twisted and expertly crafted puzzle begin to align, and we realize exactly what is going on. 
 Do you like 
 -Strong heroines 
 -Suspense 
 -Handsome, sweet but a little rough around the edges but always loyal heroes 
 -Well written storytelling 
 If so, Losing Francesca should be next on your TBR list. Also, if you ever read "The Face on the Milk Carton" this book reminded me slightly of that, but in a more grown up, NA setting, and more modern. 
 In short, I loved this book.