read it. I really enjoyed this book. it has some heavy subjects but it is perfectly imperfect. life is not perfect. Love is not perfect. This book shows that.
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I just love this series!!
Review from Forever, Jack →
Definite PG18 – but such a beautiful love story, feels real & like a person could truly relate!I’m totally hooked & cant wait to start book 3.
I loved the writing. I loved the characters. I absolutely loved the narration. Before I review this book in writing, I found I needed to review my own adolescence for a minute. When I was 14, I dated a 24-year-old. I can look back and see genuinely that it was my sheer force of will,..
I gave it a change when it got uncomfortable, until I had to stop listening. The way they described Wavy and the guy’s relationship, a kid and an adult, was too romantic.I was hoping it was going that direction, until I read some comments that let me know my fears were correct. Glorifying pedophiles, rape..
Number one book!
Review from The Red Slippers →
I listen to and read a lot a lot of Nancy drew books, but I have to say this book has been my favorite by far! Because it was so good
Good
Review from 12 Before 13 →
The story was great. The narrator had a bit of time to get used to.
excellent!
Review from All the Ugly and Wonderful Things →
This book made my heart twist and turn! Best book I’ve read in quite a while! Perfect narration!
Under….Over…Next Level
Review from Yield the Night →
Wow, for a human, Piper has to be either the most unluckiest human (sorry, haemon) out there. She’s always getting herself into trouble & she really should learn how to bargain better. This story was so packed with action, that I had to listen to the whole book in one sitting. However, there were moments..
Going Under….
Review from Bind the Soul →
What an exciting story! Following Piper’s unforeseen adventure was a little exhausting but so much fun to follow. I couldn’t help but be on the edge of my seat at times. As I listen to the story unforced, I can picture it all in my mind’s eye. It was like I was watching an action..
As someone who works with sexually abused children, I had a very hard time getting through the story. It’s noteworthy that I can’t speak to the ending. I chose to stop reading when it appeared as though both the protagonist and the author were condoning and normalizing abusive and emotionally reckless choices. Hopefully I just..