Review from The Choices We Make →
This book was well written and not a lot of time travel that can make stories confusing. The subject matter and issues related to this topic are difficult to discuss not even bringing in the legal issues related to surrogacy but I will say the layers to the story make the circumstances believable.Spoiler alert: I..
I bled and healed with her… this actually happened when I was younger… a friend died…. But then everyone drove drunk to visit his grave and there was an accident and we lost more…. Maybe that’s why I hold this book close? Who knows, but it has a special place in my heart now and..
Review from Hope →
I want to thank them for creating this book. It must have been very difficult to share such personal information. I was intrigued about the story since I learned they escaped 10 years ago and appreciate that they wanted the truth to be known. They are very inspiring. It’s a must read! (Ok you must..
I have no complaints!It was cute, entertaining, and most importantly mysterious. 🔍My favorite part was when Nancy had to stand in for the bride! 😂Thank you Carolyn Keene!🥹Awesome job Jorjeana Marie!🤩
I’m 3/4 of the way in and I can’t take anymore. A grown man falls in love with a little girl. He inadvertently grooms her, but still…..I can’t take anymore.
Had to stop listening . It wasnt for me. Sexual acts with 13 yr old girls is too weird
This book is a masterfully written glorification of pedophilia. A man exploiting a troubled little girl is not “romance”…it is victimization. Fantasizing that it is romantic in order to justify it or soften the blow of the damage is causes is dysfunctional.
Review from I Was Here →
The ending was honestly horrible, I expected way more than what I got but maybe my hopes were too high.
Review from All the Ugly and Wonderful Things →
What a haunting story. It got a little respective at times but overall a good read.
Review from All the Ugly and Wonderful Things →
I abandoned this book halfway through once the acts of pedophilia started. I wish they had mentioned this in the book description. This type of relationship should not be attempted to be normalized.