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A review by wyattmit09
Your Fault by Mercedes Ron
challenging
dark
emotional
reflective
sad
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.75
Your Fault, book 2 in the “Culpables” series by Mercedes Ron was a fantastic sequel to My Fault, and while a bit confusing at times, was a wonderful work that kept me turning the page until the very end.
Starting off from the tragic death of her father, Noah is preparing for the onset of campus life as a new incoming college student. Meanwhile Nicholas is continuing his internship at his dad’s firm, continuously trying to prove himself and show everyone that he doesn’t need his dad’s help. Both of them carry their own issues, Noah is plagued by nightmares and the demons that come with her father’s recent passing, and Nick is still afraid of losing Noah, and unsure how to help her with the issues she’s dealing with. As Nick tries to bring them closer together she’s pushing him father away and their relationship becomes rockier than ever, on the verge of falling off a cliff. And just when you think things couldn’t get any worse, Nicholas’ mother Annabel Grason appears, and drops more than one nuclear bombshell that leaves everyone questioning everything.
Mistakes are made, hearts are broken, and Nick and Noah will never be the same.
Starting off from the tragic death of her father, Noah is preparing for the onset of campus life as a new incoming college student. Meanwhile Nicholas is continuing his internship at his dad’s firm, continuously trying to prove himself and show everyone that he doesn’t need his dad’s help. Both of them carry their own issues, Noah is plagued by nightmares and the demons that come with her father’s recent passing, and Nick is still afraid of losing Noah, and unsure how to help her with the issues she’s dealing with. As Nick tries to bring them closer together she’s pushing him father away and their relationship becomes rockier than ever, on the verge of falling off a cliff. And just when you think things couldn’t get any worse, Nicholas’ mother Annabel Grason appears, and drops more than one nuclear bombshell that leaves everyone questioning everything.
Mistakes are made, hearts are broken, and Nick and Noah will never be the same.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Sexual content