Jane Anthony (2)
Autor(a) de Pretty Reckless
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4 stars
The author did a great job at showing first love and all its ups and downs. I felt for Jesse and his self esteem issues of not feeling like he had anything to offer. Bird, that girl was caught in a hard place. I didn't understand the relationship with Asher at all and even if towards the end he seemed to have "changed" I didn't ever truly believe it.
Still, I liked the book and the premise.
The author did a great job at showing first love and all its ups and downs. I felt for Jesse and his self esteem issues of not feeling like he had anything to offer. Bird, that girl was caught in a hard place. I didn't understand the relationship with Asher at all and even if towards the end he seemed to have "changed" I didn't ever truly believe it.
Still, I liked the book and the premise.
4 stars
The author did a great job at showing first love and all its ups and downs. I felt for Jesse and his self esteem issues of not feeling like he had anything to offer. Bird, that girl was caught in a hard place. I didn't understand the relationship with Asher at all and even if towards the end he seemed to have "changed" I didn't ever truly believe it.
Still, I liked the book and the premise.
The author did a great job at showing first love and all its ups and downs. I felt for Jesse and his self esteem issues of not feeling like he had anything to offer. Bird, that girl was caught in a hard place. I didn't understand the relationship with Asher at all and even if towards the end he seemed to have "changed" I didn't ever truly believe it.
Still, I liked the book and the premise.
The story I am reviewing is Drowning in You by Jane Blythe and Amanda Siegrist
Imagine…locked up in the dark…you make an escape…before you can get out the door, you are yanked back into an even worse horror than you had been in, before trying to get away. Will he kill you now?
Carter and Jade, homicide partners…a lake, a dead body and for Carter, painful memories.
Rose and Evelyn had been chosen by the same foster family and quickly became best friends. They are complete opposites. Rose is quiet, and rather spend a night at a home than go out. Evelyn is outgoing, ready for a party.
When Carter and Rose meet, there is an immediate attraction. Carter wanted to take away her sorrow and pain, to protect her. Rose felt safe when she was near him.
The beginning of their relationship, the feeling out period, is so sweet. They are like a couple of teenagers and the writing brought the innocence to life. They had both suffered devastating losses, so trusting in love is very difficult for them. They protect themselves and their secrets. I loved watching them learn to share, to communicate.
The serial killer is so much more than just a serial killer. Killing people is not his motivation, but he has no qualms about getting rid of anyone that gives him a problem. Are serial killers capable of love, or is it some twisted interpretation?
I am in a state of suspense. What is he going to do next? I know it won’t be anything good.
I didn’t see it before, but at 66% something triggered my monster meter and I know who he is. Maybe I could have picked up on him sooner, if I was trying harder. Jane and Amanda’s writing has a way of taking me along for the ride and I am enjoy the journey so much that I forget to decipher the clues. I knew the one guy was too big of a scumbag, ya know, too obvious. I wasn’t falling for that red herring. But I really hope he gets his before the story ends.
80%…I know what’s coming and I’m racing through the pages. I can’t stop myself. I need to see how this plays out…NOW.
Want a HEA? Come on in!
I voluntarily reviewed a free copy of Drowning in You by Jane Blythe and Amanda Siegrist.
See more at http://www.fundinmental.com… (mais)
Imagine…locked up in the dark…you make an escape…before you can get out the door, you are yanked back into an even worse horror than you had been in, before trying to get away. Will he kill you now?
Carter and Jade, homicide partners…a lake, a dead body and for Carter, painful memories.
Rose and Evelyn had been chosen by the same foster family and quickly became best friends. They are complete opposites. Rose is quiet, and rather spend a night at a home than go out. Evelyn is outgoing, ready for a party.
When Carter and Rose meet, there is an immediate attraction. Carter wanted to take away her sorrow and pain, to protect her. Rose felt safe when she was near him.
The beginning of their relationship, the feeling out period, is so sweet. They are like a couple of teenagers and the writing brought the innocence to life. They had both suffered devastating losses, so trusting in love is very difficult for them. They protect themselves and their secrets. I loved watching them learn to share, to communicate.
The serial killer is so much more than just a serial killer. Killing people is not his motivation, but he has no qualms about getting rid of anyone that gives him a problem. Are serial killers capable of love, or is it some twisted interpretation?
I am in a state of suspense. What is he going to do next? I know it won’t be anything good.
I didn’t see it before, but at 66% something triggered my monster meter and I know who he is. Maybe I could have picked up on him sooner, if I was trying harder. Jane and Amanda’s writing has a way of taking me along for the ride and I am enjoy the journey so much that I forget to decipher the clues. I knew the one guy was too big of a scumbag, ya know, too obvious. I wasn’t falling for that red herring. But I really hope he gets his before the story ends.
80%…I know what’s coming and I’m racing through the pages. I can’t stop myself. I need to see how this plays out…NOW.
Want a HEA? Come on in!
I voluntarily reviewed a free copy of Drowning in You by Jane Blythe and Amanda Siegrist.
See more at http://www.fundinmental.com… (mais)
Estatísticas
- Obras
- 9
- Membros
- 32
- Popularidade
- #430,838
- Avaliação
- 3.7
- Resenhas
- 4
- ISBNs
- 14
- Idiomas
- 1