Her story was all over the place and rushed. When she isn’t with Jeremiah, she sulks, but when she is with him it’s like nothing else matters. Her parents are going through a painful divorce, but Claude is too chaotic and is always in the mood to make out with Jeremiah. Her emotions throughout the 414-page book just doesn’t seem to match her situation. But the reader will quickly find that Claude’s thoughts on sex were just too much and quite frankly annoying. She still felt the same the next morning, which is a valid feeling.

It’s a cute, budding relationship, but unfortunately one that just doesn’t go anywhere.Ĭlaude is a bit too sex-obessed, and when she sleeps with Jeremiah for the first time, she realizes it wasn’t as amazing as she always dreamed it would be. Crew.ĭespite Claude’s anger and frustration, Jeremiah still loves Claude for who she is. When Claude arrives on this mosquito-infested island with a broken heart and the betrayal of leaving her dad and best friend behind in Ohio, she meets the enigmatic local guide Jeremiah Crew – who unfortunately hates being called J. 29, which follows teenager Claude Henry as she navigates friendships, love, family dynamics and first times in the summer before college.īefore Claude is whisked away to a remote island off the coast of Georgia with her mom to uncover their family legacy, her parents painfully announce their separation, leaving Claude feeling like her life is a lie. The cover of Jennifer Niven’s newest young adult novel “Breathless.”Īuthor Jennifer Niven released her third young adult novel, “Breathless” on Sept.

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