by Anne Eliot
I don't know where to start, so I'll do the unorthodox thing and start by the ending. It. Was. So. Cheesy. It took me a whole afternoon with a lot of stopping to read the last two chapters. I wanted to punch puppies every two sentences, especially from Jess' point of view. To quote one of my favorit...
"Number one: Make at least two friends your own age.Number two: Go places besides your room.Number three: Get boyfriend.Number four: Make sure Mom and Dad notice numbers one through three."How to show the world you've healed?Why, fake it, of course.The storyThree years ago, Jess was almost raped. Sh...
When I reached the end of the book, the only thing I could think was: oh my god, FINALLY. It was that bad. The narrative style was boring and fake, a bit annoying, and the protagonist was frankly an unlikable bitch, not even funny most of the time. And the male lead -- yeah, he was cute and could be...
*Author Provided a free copy in exchange for an honest review**sigh* Ahh young, confused and completely amazing love. Full review soon to come!
Right from the beginning this book started breaking my heart. I don't know why, but when an author is willing to brave a tough subject I am also drawn even further into the story and the characters always take on whole new level of meaning to me.Jess Jordan was 'almost' raped during her freshman yea...
Three years ago, Jess Jordan was almost raped. Nothing happened. Well that is what she keeps hearing in her dreams, what she hears her parents saying after the horrific event. But even when you are almost raped…something did happen. And that something has broken her. She now has horrible nightmares ...
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