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this book is amazing I could not stop listening and sobbed at the ending. the feelings of grief and trauma are very realistic.

I just couldn’t get past the horrible narration. It was like fingernails on a chalkboard.

This was brutal. I’m going to admit that I had a lot of reservations about this book, because of the sensitive subject matter. But I pushed through those preconceived judgements and absolutely fell in love. It’s been a long time since I’ve cried while reading a novel, but this one did me in!

The story was good. I was fully there. It was odd to me because it felt as though I were cheering for a pedophile the whole time. I wanted the love story, I understood it .. but every time I remembered the age difference, I felt cringy again. I don’t know. I’m confused w this..

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Captures you from the first chapter and holds you to the last word us read!

so disgusting. I’m grossed out that I read it. this book tries to normalize pedophilia.

This felt very juvenile, something a younger person would enjoy or could even possibly relate to. However, for me it was lack luster and very annoying in some parts. I just didn’t care for the main character at all.

Fantastic and heartbreaking. I loved all the chapters from different points of view, can’t wait to listen to another book by the same author.

The title of this review says it all: this narrator is perfect for this book series! Don’t change!

This story is well written, as in the author is clearly a talented writer, but the entire story romanticizes child rape. It is rape. It is always rape because for most of the book, the child is a minor and cannot consent even if she thinks she can. It doesn’t work that way. There is..

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