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Cry for Me by Kay Elle Parker

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agreattopdog's review

Do much of a damaged charector thing. Too messy with too much going on. Writes weak women in my opinion. They are all the same after the first 100 pages. Goes downhill. Sex Is good but that's it.

This series is shaping up to be one of, if not my favorite of this year. I absolutely love Kay’s writing style. While third person isn’t my favorite, I hardly notice that it’s third person with these books. The emotion brought out my the writing is phenomenal & the stories themselves are amazing. I absolutely love these characters.

ela_35's review

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medium-paced

Plot- or character-driven? Character
Strong character development? Yes
Loveable characters? It's complicated
Diverse cast of characters? N/A
Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

2.0

I liked this book, but I wasn’t as interested in Anarchy and Jasper.

In the previous book, you could see how Anarchy was pining for Jasper and in this book, he finally makes a decision about what to do with her. Along with them figuring out their relationship, Jasper’s past comes back, and it means that they are both in danger.

Both Anarchy and Jasper were fine, but I think I liked Anarchy more because I didn’t really like what Jasper does, and how they basically ignore it –

he says he doesn’t want her so he gives her to Atticus, then, after disappearing for two or three weeks, he comes back and they immediately become a couple.

I really liked how this book showed more of the other characters (it definitely makes me look forward to their books), and I liked how you got to see more than just the club, even though it wasn’t much.

I really liked seeing Bodie and Braun, and how things are going with them. Hopefully, they’ll still be shown in the next books.

I want to continue this series as I’m really curious about Atticus and I’m hoping his job is going to be shown. Even though I’m not sure about Connie’s book, I do really want to see her getting better because she seemed like she was at the end of her rope in this book. Also, I think Loki’s book could be interesting because of the way he was described, but he’s not shown much.