A review by julesgou
Cold Kiss by Amy Garvey
3.0
Not my favourite book of the year.
I didn't like the beginning of the book. Wren was complaining about the fact that Danny wasn't her Danny anymore. It was almost like she knew that she had to let him go but she couldn't. I needed her to just send him back. She felt guilty and horrible and yet she didn't do anything about it. The thing that killed me was that she didn't really want Danny around anymore. She really felt guilty about what she did and because she didn't know what to do, she kept him around. I couldn't believe she didn't even think about sending him back.
However, the way that Wren dealt with the situation was interesting. She pushed away everyone because she felt like she had to hang out with Danny. That was guilt for what she did, not love. It was also understandable that she wasn't ready to let him go. He was her first love and lets be real, the first love is always epic. That is why she felt guilty about liking Gabriel. She felt like she had to be loyal to him and yet, there comes a time where you have to let go. You will always remember them, but you have to move on. Happiness is a choice that you have to make.
The first have of the book wasn't my favourite. It moved really slow because of Wren and her guilt towards Danny. However, towards the end, the novel really picked up in pace (I think it was because there was action being taken).
Some part good, some part ok/slow. Not bad for the most part.
I didn't like the beginning of the book. Wren was complaining about the fact that Danny wasn't her Danny anymore. It was almost like she knew that she had to let him go but she couldn't. I needed her to just send him back. She felt guilty and horrible and yet she didn't do anything about it. The thing that killed me was that she didn't really want Danny around anymore. She really felt guilty about what she did and because she didn't know what to do, she kept him around. I couldn't believe she didn't even think about sending him back.
However, the way that Wren dealt with the situation was interesting. She pushed away everyone because she felt like she had to hang out with Danny. That was guilt for what she did, not love. It was also understandable that she wasn't ready to let him go. He was her first love and lets be real, the first love is always epic. That is why she felt guilty about liking Gabriel. She felt like she had to be loyal to him and yet, there comes a time where you have to let go. You will always remember them, but you have to move on. Happiness is a choice that you have to make.
The first have of the book wasn't my favourite. It moved really slow because of Wren and her guilt towards Danny. However, towards the end, the novel really picked up in pace (I think it was because there was action being taken).
Some part good, some part ok/slow. Not bad for the most part.