***ARC provided by publisher through NetGalley*** Dr. Taryn Landry had lost her little sister in the Long Acre massacre and watched her family fall apart, so she has one goal in life—prevent school shootings. She's been working her ass off developing a program to implement in schools and she's this...
This book was amazing. It was completely different from everything else I've been reading, and it was exactly what I needed. I was a little hesitant going into it, because of the school shooting... I was worried that the book was going to spend a lot of time on that subject and the events. And while...
***ARC provided by publisher through NetGalley*** Rebecca Lindt, Long Acre survivor, and Wesley Garrett, former chef and recovering alcoholic after his nasty divorce, meet (again) in a stressful situation. She's about to get mugged and panicking, having flashbacks, as he runs to her rescue. The at...
They were together in a janitor's closet on the night of their prom, where the majority of their class was shot dead, and then he left her alone, trying to save as many of their classmates that he could, leaving her exposed to the shooters. Now they meet again, twelve years later, during interviews ...
Olivia/Liv stood in the gym, but this wasn’t the gym where it happened. That building had been knocked down within months of the tragedy - a memorial now stood there. The school had a new name now also. A memorial now stood where the gym had been. Liv avoided the memorial afraid that it would trigg...
Finn and Olivia are part of a group of students that survived a school-shooting on prom night known as The Ones Who Got Away. He has been working as a cop for the past few years but returns home to take part in a documentary that will mark the anniversary of that fateful day. Once back home, he gets...
Liv came to help with the documentary, the twelve years that she had spent away was not long enough to erase the memories. Finn had changed, for what stood across the room from Liv was still the old Finn but time had been good to him. Meeting up with “the girls”, rereading on slips of paper their ho...
In book time, that took me forever.This was yet another book that could be broken up in thirds. Roni Loren was at her best when dealing with the emotional history of the characters, including the healing of the trauma of their high school shooting. What wasn't so great was the relationship part. It...
The Ones Who Got Away by Roni LorenMy rating: 5 of 5 stars4,5 Stars!In the past, I had only watched a few documentaries regarding school shootings and I even remember vaguely, as an 8year-old the Columbine massacre making headlines all over the world. But, The Ones Who Got Away doesn't deal with a s...
Well, that was quick. I don't know, I loved Lex Logan. This book was a sweet entertaining read without a lot of backstage drama. It centered around the album recording and a extended break in New Orleans. I also loved NOLA as a setting, even if it was just a minor piece of the story. I'd rate this 3...
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