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madlittlehatter's review
dark
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.0
brittvop's review against another edition
5.0
WOOOWWWWWWW my eyes could not read this book fast enough. I seriously love the building of each relationship in this second book so much. This was even more jam packed with chaos than the first one and I couldn’t put it down!
kajasmith's review against another edition
1.0
1.5
this one was just as silly as the last one but i think bc there weren’t as many like random shocks throughout i had slightly less fun, don’t get me wrong i am going to read the last one bc i hate not knowing what happens next but i probs would not be recommending this book
this one was just as silly as the last one but i think bc there weren’t as many like random shocks throughout i had slightly less fun, don’t get me wrong i am going to read the last one bc i hate not knowing what happens next but i probs would not be recommending this book
amberloverful's review against another edition
2.0
- I wanna see these guys feel like actual individuals. The first book they felt like one character with different names
- I don’t like Harlow
- WHAT THE FUCK IS UP WITH THEOS TABLET. It’s actually driving me insane
- Caz is really the only one I like in this group. And maybe Theo but he’s not really part of the relationship yet.
- what’s even the point of it being set a high school? Also for a girl that apparently has 4.1 GOA, she sure as shot doesn’t go to class
- there are some dumbass reasons a guy has blamed and hated a girl in a bully romance but Galen reason is the stupidest
- I’m more upset about Sariah than Harlow dying (I know she doesn’t obviously) but that’ll explain my feelings for the FMC
- I don’t like Harlow
- WHAT THE FUCK IS UP WITH THEOS TABLET. It’s actually driving me insane
- Caz is really the only one I like in this group. And maybe Theo but he’s not really part of the relationship yet.
- what’s even the point of it being set a high school? Also for a girl that apparently has 4.1 GOA, she sure as shot doesn’t go to class
- there are some dumbass reasons a guy has blamed and hated a girl in a bully romance but Galen reason is the stupidest
- I’m more upset about Sariah than Harlow dying (I know she doesn’t obviously) but that’ll explain my feelings for the FMC
alicia1566's review against another edition
5.0
I don't know why but I was way more into this book than the first one in this series. I listened to my phone read it alloud to me all day as I was getting my cleaning etc done and I burned through it in one day. Lots of cool plot development in this one. Still outlandish to think of the characters as kids in grade 11 but whatever, when you get passed that it's very enjoyable. I'm going to burn through book 3 now! Would recommend to anyone who enjoys enemies to lovers tropes.
sdapelo's review against another edition
5.0
I'll admit, I wondered from the last book how Harlow was going to get herself out of the cliffhanger, but I shouldn't have worried. The girl is resourceful. Can't wait for the final installment.
thebusybookmom's review
5.0
Another out of the park home run! Siobhan continues to pull the reader into a world like no other only to leave us crying out for more!
Harlow continues to be a strong independent woman who know who she is and what she wants. Her four men know how to lift her up and support her. While they want to keep her safe they know it's best to just have her back.
You will not be disappointed, but you will want to be Harlow!
Harlow continues to be a strong independent woman who know who she is and what she wants. Her four men know how to lift her up and support her. While they want to keep her safe they know it's best to just have her back.
You will not be disappointed, but you will want to be Harlow!