A review by bookwormbetty
Riveted by Jay Crownover
5.0
I seriously lost my entire review when Goodreads when down for maintenance...now I want to pout because I thought it was amazing. So let me see if I can get it back.
Jay Crownover doesn't write crappy ass books. She could rewrite the telephone book, and I would read that too! I absolutely loved Church and Dixie, I mean, like was totally invested in their lives like they were actual people.( I may need help for this) Anywho, in Riveted Jay brings together Church and Dixie, Church is a former soldier whom served with a little known dude by the name if Rome Archer, whom if you read any Jay you will have read the Marked Men series which started this snowball of a journey for Jay.
Dixie, is the positive ray of sunshine, to Church's more serious side. This story touches on a multitude of topics, like racism, family, bonds with friends, and a touch of cray cray. We also get to see how Wheeler and Poppy meet, but I am not going to discuss that. These characters are so well thought out, and so well put together, it's almost impossible to not think about these two long after you are done reading. If you are going to buy one book this year, make this book it. You can never, ever go wrong with a Jay Crownover book. This story is told in 1st person, alternating views with Church and Dixie.
Jay Crownover doesn't write crappy ass books. She could rewrite the telephone book, and I would read that too! I absolutely loved Church and Dixie, I mean, like was totally invested in their lives like they were actual people.( I may need help for this) Anywho, in Riveted Jay brings together Church and Dixie, Church is a former soldier whom served with a little known dude by the name if Rome Archer, whom if you read any Jay you will have read the Marked Men series which started this snowball of a journey for Jay.
Dixie, is the positive ray of sunshine, to Church's more serious side. This story touches on a multitude of topics, like racism, family, bonds with friends, and a touch of cray cray. We also get to see how Wheeler and Poppy meet, but I am not going to discuss that. These characters are so well thought out, and so well put together, it's almost impossible to not think about these two long after you are done reading. If you are going to buy one book this year, make this book it. You can never, ever go wrong with a Jay Crownover book. This story is told in 1st person, alternating views with Church and Dixie.