I have to sit for minutes and think about what will I write on my review. Honestly, I'm numb. I don't know where will I start because this is one book that gives you that heavy feeling and will make your eyes puffy from crying. I swear I need a BIG HUG. My goodness. 
 When It Rains is a beautiful, heart wrenching masterpiece. This review isn't enough to express all my sentiments. This isn't an ordinary new adult novel. I dare you guys to read this one and have some boxes of tissues beside you, as well as a pillow for you to embrace because it will be a SOB-FEST. This is probably one of the most heartbreaking books I've read for all time. 
 "Life's not fair. Life's often complicated, leaving us to deal with things that we shouldn't have to. Life can make you smile one day, only to leave you broken into tiny little pieces the next." 
 Kate Alexander had a traumatic past and it's been haunting her for years. It destroys her physically and emotionally to the point she pushes everyone away even her long time best friend Beau Bennett. Until one day, Asher Hunt came to her life. She's intimidated by his looks, confidence and mysterious character. Being with him, she found comfort and security. He helped her to battle her own demons and found happiness with him. She thought everything will be okay, until she knew Asher's secret... 
 You know the moment when you're at the peak of happiness and all of a sudden it just crushed? YES. This book just gave me that feeling. Such an emotional roller coaster. Aside from that, I love the writing style, the characters and the quotable lines. It's a heavy drama filled with lessons. Like, coping and moving on in life after a tragedy or most painful moment of your life. This is entirely different from the New Adult novels I've read. Definitely not cliche. 
 My Playlist: 
 - You and Me by The Lifehouse 
 - Tenerife Sea by Ed Sheeran 
 - She Will Be Loved by Maroon 5 
 - Demons by Imagine Dragons 
 - Ungodly Hour by The Fray 
 - You by The Carpenters 
 (including the ones mentioned in this book.) 
 I am looking forward to read the next one. Hopefully, it will enlighten me. Thumbs up to Ms. Lisa De Jong!