I thought it was a good story. I’m not that into love stories, but this was a good one. I also really liked the narrator. She did a wonderful job and I loved her accent!
Good story, great narrator
Review from Eversea →
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Gross
Review from All the Ugly and Wonderful Things →
I can’t believe I wasted my time reading this. I felt like this book was trying to make the reader sympathize with pedophiles. It’s disgusting.
Amazing!
Review from The Con Man’s Daughter →
This book is about restoration. God restores! God heals! God loves each and everyone of us.
Saddened and shocked that child sexual abuse was written in graphic detail and promoted as a love story. I wish I would have never downloaded this book.
Good read
Review from All the Ugly and Wonderful Things →
The world has a view, about what an inappropriate relationship is. The author gives an unbiased view inside, from the outside looking looking in, we don’t have all the information to judge. The book gives us this inside look. It also shows how opinions fuel hate, and true love doesn’t fit a universal mold. Well..
All you wanted to know but were afraid to ask about the hereafter. Excellent and informative.
It was gd!
Review from Eversea →
I loved the whole book except for when the guy started reading it felt like he was reading and I couldn’t wait for his part to be over. When the lady reads she brings the story to life and then the guy reads it and it kills it for me
Yes, life is hard and these are definitely real things that happen to people. However, this book justifies, romanticizes, and glorifies paedophilia. It’s one thing to present the situation, it’s another to graphically describe sexual encounters between a 13 year old and the the 25 year am who has groomed her since age 8. Like..
Author does it again!
Review from That Night →
This was a an amazing story and with 700+ audiobooks under my belt I thought the narrator completely fit the character of the book. Yes, she sounds nasally at times but it works. Great suspense, I wish there was a second book.
Bias
Review from Sex from Scratch →
This books is base on perception of an under 30 year old women, who is very sexual active and very diverse. It seems as she went out and interviewed people that share the same ideas as her. For regular heterosexual women, it feels like you’re been shame for being traditional (happy, monogamous, wife). Almost, at..