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It’s a little disturbing but I couldn’t stop listening. The narration was wonderful. The story was wonderful. From the beginning I was hooked!

I was waiting for this book to have more depth and layers and it just didn’t. Extremely difficult to listen to with the romanticizing of pedophilia. Do not recommend!

This story will stay with me for a very long time. Beautiful, sad, heartbreaking. Not my usual genre and I never read anything twice, this may be an exception, just to have the characters with me for a second time

Okay, I think I have to actually take my time while reviewing this book for a couple of reasons. First of all, it’s my fault for going into this book completely blind and not knowing what it was about or what was going to happen. Totally my fault. I will admit that when I got..

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I already submitted my review, but mistakenly said Joyce Meyer was the author. I stand by everything I said in my review. But as we all know, this book was not written by JM. 🤭

I liked the contrast between Romeo and Juliet and this book is great for ages 13 and above

1st the narrator did an excellent job. However, this book seems to be selling pedophilia as a valid form of love. I had to fast forward the graphic sexual stuff as told by 14 year old Wavy as it’s very nauseating in baby voice. Is the author hoping this will be a modern day Flowers..

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Saturated in scripture, a balm for the soul. Through our disappointments in life we are changed to love and know God deeper and have true joy that the world will never give.

The characters were so real. And the narrator did a fantastic job with all of the voices. Every bit believable. Interesting story line.

I love this book so very much. It tells the story of a little girl who has the most tragic upbringing and finds connection with a less than ideal older person. The relationship on paper would raise every red flag, yet you can’t help but root for them and want a happy ending. I loved..

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