It’s a quick, but extremely brutal read. This may not be for everyone. You really do feel for ‘Alice’ throughout the novel and what she goes through. There’s a feeling of utter helplessness watching her suffer under the hands of Ray and his cruelty is hard to read. What’s worse is, as the novel p...
(I would like to add that um, ANY book that has two people playing barefoot footsie on it repulses me immediately, and honestly, I couldn't expect anything more than two stars with that image in my head every time I picked it up.) This is yet another book I read almost two years ago, and I don’t r...
I felt that this novel was okay. After reading the novel’s synopsis, I expected more emotions and more energy to occur within its pages but after reading it, I felt that the novel had more of an even tone and I have mixed feeling about this. I understand how the main character felt after being held ...
Quick review for a quick read. I think every Elizabeth Scott book I've read thus far has such a potent attention to the respective character emotions she showcases. This book does the grief and healing process after the loss of a friend very well. Amy has survivor's guilt over the death of Julia - h...
...Yowza. This book is heavy and, despite what the blurb on the back says, pretty damn hopeless. It's the story of a girl kidnapped and held captive by a pedophile for five years. That should give you a pretty good idea of what to expect. It's graphic and hard to read. It's quite short, less than 20...
I thought this book was okay. I liked the main character but I didn't really enjoy the plot as much as I thought I would when I bought it. Her father seemed really fake and unreal and I thought it wasn't developed enough. I also really like the characters of Josh and Finn but preferred Finn. It sh...
tl;dr |✭✭✭✭✩| This book is disturbing. It most definitely will trigger someone, and its very hard to read. But it was written well, and I think the story is an important one.Description: Alice was taken by Ray when she was 10. But Alice isn't her real name, it was given to her. And it was the name o...
This book strikes the perfect note between a fun, easy read and a story with serious depth. The toxic relationship between the girls was one of the most interesting elements, and can be so true in friendship. I really had no idea how this one was going to end, but loved getting there. Definitely one...
Wir beginnen im Buch mit einem Brief, den Amy an Julia schreibt, nachdem sie aus Pinewood entlassen wurde. Amy hat den schrecklichen Unfalltod ihrer besten Freundin Amy nicht verkraften können und schreibt so ihre Gefühle und Gedanken als Brief an Julia nieder. Amy gibt sich selber die Schuld an die...
It is heartbreaking to think that this book is a work of fiction yet the story is very real. There are monsters around us, pretending to be nice and quiet, but are capable of horrific acts. I have to say that the author made a brave move in creating this story. Ray, a pedophile who claims to take ca...
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