I’ve read a couple other books by this author and thought she was fantastic but this just didn’t do it for me. Nothing about the story entertained me or kept me wanting more. Second, I probably would have enjoyed it more if the story was written in a dual POV.not being able to understand the hero’s side was more frustrating than intriguing in this instance. I like her voice in general but she sounds too proper and mature for a character in her late teens. First off, the narrator was not a good fit for the heroine. I made it about two hours in and gave up trying to get into it.

But all in all, the blurb gives a pretty good idea of what you're in for, so if it appeals to you, you'll prolly enjoy this one too I'd have liked her to be a little more independent minded- to match her independent spirited actions in the book. I loved it mostly, but the emotions were a bit uncomfortable as was her obsession with her tormentor. There was a lot of heat between the characters, and I definitely was addicted from beginning to end. Her feeling were understandable as well, if not a little hard to digest. His transformation over the course of the book was somewhat believable, but not one hundred percent.

She's pretty much obsessed and lusting after the boy for the whole book while not quite managing to hate him. The author constructs a situation of a girl being a victim of extreme bullying and humiliation from a boy she once loved. Stone-all fantastic), most of the books were pretty screwed up, but this one might take the cake. I've been on an angst-ridden mature YA/NA romance binge listen/read (including authors Tijans Books, Jillian Dodd, Monica Murphy and C.L.

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