It wasn't what I expected (in a good sense). 
 "Broken" is the first book I've read by Megan Hart. I rarely read books like this, but some of my friends gave it high marks, so I decided to try it. And I am glad I did. 
 This book was so beautifully written. The narration was calm and descriptive. You could feel emotions seeping through the book into you. 
 Basically this book has three characters: Sadie, Adam and Joe. But through Joe stories we have opportunity to see so many other people's lives. And every one of them is unique, distinctive, memorable. 
 This was deeply emotional book. Sadie's thoughts, insecurities, torment and guilt ripped my heart open. I admire her. Caring for an invalid is hard. It's hard physically, financially but mostly it is hard mentally. But mot once have Sadie made a decision that made me not to like her. 
 I admire Adam too. I can't imagine what it is like to be a strong, smart, full of life man in a disabled body. So I admire him for not giving up, for trying, for living. 
 This book touched so many great subjects: like what is it like to live with an invalid, how it affects life of disabled person and his family, how does it change other people attitude toward you, can love really conquer all, is marriage more than two people living together and having sex, how does the lack of intimacy affects relationship between spouses, what is emotional cheating, does it count's as physical cheating and so on and so forth. 
 For an erotic novel it was a very deep book. And erotic aspect of it was pleasant and even beautiful. Often in this genre sex scenes are crude and sometimes vulgar, but Joe was a gentleman, so while it is still hot, it was also graceful. 
 I would recommend this book to everyone. It made me think. It made me wonder. It made me sad. It made me joyful. And that exactly what a good book should do: trigger a response in you.