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issybartlett93's review against another edition
emotional
funny
hopeful
sad
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.75
rae20's review
5.0
Amazing!! Chloe Walsh manages to make you feel what the characters have been through. Talented writer
jessica_lb's review
3.5
Very toxic but not in the fun way. Still, it's Chloe Walsh so she has my loyalty.
ektardiff's review
2.0
Did anyone edit this book? There were typos on almost every page of the ebook. It was Set in Louisiana and Colorado, but the author used a lot of words/phrases that I didn’t understand or are British/Irish. These 2 characters drove me nuts with their back and forth cycle of fighting, then make up, then fight, then make up… Plus a cliffhanger at the end.
beckywynne's review
dark
emotional
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? N/A
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
leylasreadingcorner's review
3.0
Going back to an authors debut novel after reading their other books is so interesting.
This book was far from perfect. The storyline was a bit choppy and it could’ve used a lot more editing. But I was still very invested in the story and characters.
I don’t think I’ve ever read a book where every single character is THIS problematic. This books needs it’s own page for tw’s, I mean WOW.
There was so much drama I found myself constantly laughing at the situations the main characters seemed to get themselves into.
I could clearly see the crumbs for Chloe’s future books and where it all came from.
I definitely need to see where the story goes from here because that ending?!?!
This book was far from perfect. The storyline was a bit choppy and it could’ve used a lot more editing. But I was still very invested in the story and characters.
I don’t think I’ve ever read a book where every single character is THIS problematic. This books needs it’s own page for tw’s, I mean WOW.
There was so much drama I found myself constantly laughing at the situations the main characters seemed to get themselves into.
I could clearly see the crumbs for Chloe’s future books and where it all came from.
I definitely need to see where the story goes from here because that ending?!?!
yazzy101's review
4.0
Well this isn't really what I expected for this book.
I may have read treacherous before this book, which I kind of wish I didn't. I like reading things in order. And I like know the backstory to the relationships so I can have side feels during the other books, when these characters act certain ways etc. anyway I did enjoy this book immensely.
Lee is running from her home. A place where nothing was good for her. Kyle is looking for an end to the bullshit in his life. When lee rocked up at her best friends door, asking for a place to live, she doesn't expect it to come with Kyle. Kyle is secretive, so is she. They both have troubled pasts. And they both find comfort in each other. Can they move past all the bullshit and be together?
I must say that Kyle kind of reminded me of mr. Grey. Is it just me? I mean he was rich, good looking, possessive, etc. it felt, at times, like I could see ones traits in the other.
Though I did like this book, I must say Kyle began to piss me off. The majority of the start of the book was either intense attraction or complete avoidance of the other, which started to annoy me. And I really hated the bit where he would like full on ignore her for months, and then you'd miss that section of their lives. I mean I kind of got why she did some time lapse and stuff but well, yer. Also I fucken hated Rachael with a passion, and I hated Kyle for being a little bitch when she was around. Like he feels like he owes her, but he fucken doesn't. Not like that at least, like he full on went into coward mode, which contradicted his character.
Overall I really liked this book. And am looking forward to reading the next as well, which is already lined up on my iBooks shelf.
I may have read treacherous before this book, which I kind of wish I didn't. I like reading things in order. And I like know the backstory to the relationships so I can have side feels during the other books, when these characters act certain ways etc. anyway I did enjoy this book immensely.
Lee is running from her home. A place where nothing was good for her. Kyle is looking for an end to the bullshit in his life. When lee rocked up at her best friends door, asking for a place to live, she doesn't expect it to come with Kyle. Kyle is secretive, so is she. They both have troubled pasts. And they both find comfort in each other. Can they move past all the bullshit and be together?
I must say that Kyle kind of reminded me of mr. Grey. Is it just me? I mean he was rich, good looking, possessive, etc. it felt, at times, like I could see ones traits in the other.
Though I did like this book, I must say Kyle began to piss me off. The majority of the start of the book was either intense attraction or complete avoidance of the other, which started to annoy me. And I really hated the bit where he would like full on ignore her for months, and then you'd miss that section of their lives. I mean I kind of got why she did some time lapse and stuff but well, yer. Also I fucken hated Rachael with a passion, and I hated Kyle for being a little bitch when she was around. Like he feels like he owes her, but he fucken doesn't. Not like that at least, like he full on went into coward mode, which contradicted his character.
Overall I really liked this book. And am looking forward to reading the next as well, which is already lined up on my iBooks shelf.