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hpoppen's review
5.0
So this series sucked me in and I can't wait for the next one to come out. Very quick easy read, My first book from this author that I read was "damaged' which was great and made me want to try another book from this author and I was not disappointed. I will try some of her other books as well. There is always a god Cliff hanger at the end making you want more. Well done!
meghayes11's review
5.0
If she doesn't wrap this series up pronto or start releasing these novellas quicker, I'm going to go insane. I do hate that the novellas are spread out so and adding up quickly, but this is the most addictive series! Wow! I'm stalking amazon now since part 7 is supposedly out today. Hurry!
talldrinkofdietcoke's review
5.0
I received an ARC copy for a fair and honest review.
So when I read #4, I was very excited because I felt like Avery was truly starting to open herself up to some real grieving. She was owning her pain, and going through some very natural and healthy emotions. And then in #5, Avery and Sean seem to start to establish something with the potential to be real, though we know it's got all the potential to blow up in their faces, as we quickly find out at the end of #5. (by the way, holy crap the bathroom scene between Avery and Sean was just smoking hot!) At the end of #5, we find Sean walking Mel out of his hotel room and Avery loses it.
This is where we find them in #6, and let me tell you, the emotions in this book are explosive. The love, the jealousy, the hatred, the confusion, the chilling honesty, all in one short section just left me reeling. This book really focused on secrets, at the end of the day. Everyone has one and they all seemed to start spilling. After Avery finds Sean and Mel at the hotel, her breakdown is so emotional, so honest, so painful, I wanted to cry right along with her.
I will say that I am ready for this story to be wrapped up. I want some peace for Avery, Sean, even Mel and Marty. I love this stuff but I am not sure how many more sections I can take. I devoured this one though. I am pretty sure I ate it up in less then an hour. When #7 comes out (yes, there's at least one more) I think I will time myself.
So when I read #4, I was very excited because I felt like Avery was truly starting to open herself up to some real grieving. She was owning her pain, and going through some very natural and healthy emotions. And then in #5, Avery and Sean seem to start to establish something with the potential to be real, though we know it's got all the potential to blow up in their faces, as we quickly find out at the end of #5. (by the way, holy crap the bathroom scene between Avery and Sean was just smoking hot!) At the end of #5, we find Sean walking Mel out of his hotel room and Avery loses it.
This is where we find them in #6, and let me tell you, the emotions in this book are explosive. The love, the jealousy, the hatred, the confusion, the chilling honesty, all in one short section just left me reeling. This book really focused on secrets, at the end of the day. Everyone has one and they all seemed to start spilling. After Avery finds Sean and Mel at the hotel, her breakdown is so emotional, so honest, so painful, I wanted to cry right along with her.
I will say that I am ready for this story to be wrapped up. I want some peace for Avery, Sean, even Mel and Marty. I love this stuff but I am not sure how many more sections I can take. I devoured this one though. I am pretty sure I ate it up in less then an hour. When #7 comes out (yes, there's at least one more) I think I will time myself.
toni1981's review
challenging
dark
emotional
sad
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
marianagp95's review
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? N/A
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
3.0
labalkana's review
3.0
Der Übergang ist wieder nahtlos. Nachdem Avery sieht, dass Sean Mel bestellt hat, kann sie nicht mehr. Sie wiederholt das auch ziemlich häufig, sie kann nicht mehr, alles zu viel... Sie tut einem ja leid aber diese Dauerschleife mag ich nicht.
Dann noch Martys Geständnisse. Den mag ich ja eigentlich und so wie er das sagt, tut er mir leid.
Der Sucht-Faktor lässt nicht nach, der Cliffhanger ist wieder eine Bombe, auch wenn das nicht so ist, da bin ich sicher.
Und wie immer: Insgesamt 26 Teile, 2,99€ jeweils für knapp 100 Seiten ist ziemlich unverschämt aber lohnt sich über Kindle Unlimited.
Aber Ward weiß wie man es macht, diese komplett kaputte Geschichte liest sich super schnell und flüssig, macht süchtig und die Cliffhanger werden immer mieser...
Und auf englisch ist das Ganze viel besser als auf deutsch, auch wenn es da doch ein paar Schreibfehler gibt.
Dann noch Martys Geständnisse. Den mag ich ja eigentlich und so wie er das sagt, tut er mir leid.
Der Sucht-Faktor lässt nicht nach, der Cliffhanger ist wieder eine Bombe, auch wenn das nicht so ist, da bin ich sicher.
Und wie immer: Insgesamt 26 Teile, 2,99€ jeweils für knapp 100 Seiten ist ziemlich unverschämt aber lohnt sich über Kindle Unlimited.
Aber Ward weiß wie man es macht, diese komplett kaputte Geschichte liest sich super schnell und flüssig, macht süchtig und die Cliffhanger werden immer mieser...
Und auf englisch ist das Ganze viel besser als auf deutsch, auch wenn es da doch ein paar Schreibfehler gibt.