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3.36 AVERAGE
3.36 AVERAGE
Why don't you just rip my heart right out of my chest?! My first Molly book and it bulldozed me. I loved it even though I very loudly ugly cried to the point my husband said, "Dude, are you gonna be ok?" I don't know if I really was ok after reading this. And to add insult to injury, I went ahead and read Stealing Harper as well.
I gave it two stars because I still found myself pulled in enough to finish the thing.
1. I know it's difficult to have a truly original story but this one started out SO much like "Beautiful Disaster" by Jamie McGuire I had to double check the author to make sure it wasn't a part of that series.
2. This is one of those stories where the character obsesses over her troubles for pages and pages only to get written away in just a few sentences causing me to go back and reread to make sure I didn't miss something.
3. Unrealistic. I read sooooooo many stories that are fluffy and sweet and so far from reality but some of this was just too ridiculous. Really? Everyone lives (well, mostly everyone...I'm not even going to go there) happily ever after.
1. I know it's difficult to have a truly original story but this one started out SO much like "Beautiful Disaster" by Jamie McGuire I had to double check the author to make sure it wasn't a part of that series.
2. This is one of those stories where the character obsesses over her troubles for pages and pages only to get written away in just a few sentences causing me to go back and reread to make sure I didn't miss something.
3. Unrealistic. I read sooooooo many stories that are fluffy and sweet and so far from reality but some of this was just too ridiculous. Really? Everyone lives (well, mostly everyone...I'm not even going to go there) happily ever after.
Okay so when I read this book I didn't really review it, just gave it 5 stars (more if I could have). It was a great book but talk about an emotional book. There was an HEA after THAT disaster. Was it the HEA I wanted? No, but I didn't write the book so it wasn't my choice. Plus there was no way the HEA I wanted could happen after THAT (if you read it you know what THAT is).
I just started Stealing Harper, so I thought I look over this book and its reviews. Giving it 1 star because you hated THAT...really???It was a AWESOME book, without the THAT it would have just been a nice story. Freedom of speech...yah yah yah so you & I get to say what we want.
I just started Stealing Harper, so I thought I look over this book and its reviews. Giving it 1 star because you hated THAT...really???It was a AWESOME book, without the THAT it would have just been a nice story. Freedom of speech...yah yah yah so you & I get to say what we want.
Oh lord over done
While I liked the story, the characters were over the top. Harper is like THE golden girl, everyone is so over the top about her...less than believable.
And while I genuinely liked the struggle of the love triangle, I didn't feel the need to keep reading to see what happened next with eagerness. It was an ok book, didn't love it, didn't hate it.
While I liked the story, the characters were over the top. Harper is like THE golden girl, everyone is so over the top about her...less than believable.
And while I genuinely liked the struggle of the love triangle, I didn't feel the need to keep reading to see what happened next with eagerness. It was an ok book, didn't love it, didn't hate it.
1.5 stars and DNF
I'm not really a fan of love triangles in general. This book had a lot of potential. After forcing myself to get passed the grammatical mistakes (Hello. Use commas in sentences when you include names. IE 'I love orange, Harper' reads differently that 'I love orange Harper') and the lack of defined breaks between scenes, it seemed pretty interesting. There were too many instances where I was reminded of Beautiful Disaster. It felt like the main male character from that series was split into two different characters of this book. One had the temper and the other had the fighting. Falling in love with both? Ugh.
SPOILER
The worst offense was building up a character only to KILL HIM because, as I'm sure, the author didn't know how else to get the main female character to choose. I wasn't sad about it. I was pissed. There was literally no reason for the author to do that.
I'm not really a fan of love triangles in general. This book had a lot of potential. After forcing myself to get passed the grammatical mistakes (Hello. Use commas in sentences when you include names. IE 'I love orange, Harper' reads differently that 'I love orange Harper') and the lack of defined breaks between scenes, it seemed pretty interesting. There were too many instances where I was reminded of Beautiful Disaster. It felt like the main male character from that series was split into two different characters of this book. One had the temper and the other had the fighting. Falling in love with both? Ugh.
SPOILER
The worst offense was building up a character only to KILL HIM because, as I'm sure, the author didn't know how else to get the main female character to choose. I wasn't sad about it. I was pissed. There was literally no reason for the author to do that.
emotional
hopeful
sad
tense
medium-paced
No lo termine de leer, pero lo que leí fue too much! No lo recomiendo a nadie! :)
This book ugh. I definitely am falling in with the overall dislike.
The love triangle was predictable and it was full of stupid drama. I had some major points though that bugged the crap out of me. Also kinda spoilers ahead
1. The military stuff. It was so fucking off point and that is something I just get bothered by more than I probably should, but there are resources to find out what 'military' life is like. I know people who have been stationed at Lejeune it's not middle of no where without a mall. You don't just never go to a mall.
2. Everybody lovvveees Harper no questions asked no hey maybe you are kind of shitt for cheating? Especially the shit with she does to Brandon. I'm sorry but no mom is going to just accept you for cheating. Sorry but no that is the most unrealistic thing ever. I get Chase's family being like yes we accept and love you, but Brandon's? Fuck no not for a while.
3. Brandon. I just ugh he was annoying.
4. Harper is a fucking idiot. I kept feeling like she needed figure out life a little bit more before rushing into love.
The love triangle was predictable and it was full of stupid drama. I had some major points though that bugged the crap out of me. Also kinda spoilers ahead
Spoiler
1. The military stuff. It was so fucking off point and that is something I just get bothered by more than I probably should, but there are resources to find out what 'military' life is like. I know people who have been stationed at Lejeune it's not middle of no where without a mall. You don't just never go to a mall.
2. Everybody lovvveees Harper no questions asked no hey maybe you are kind of shitt for cheating? Especially the shit with she does to Brandon. I'm sorry but no mom is going to just accept you for cheating. Sorry but no that is the most unrealistic thing ever. I get Chase's family being like yes we accept and love you, but Brandon's? Fuck no not for a while.
3. Brandon. I just ugh he was annoying.
4. Harper is a fucking idiot. I kept feeling like she needed figure out life a little bit more before rushing into love.
I have a hard time with cry books... This was definitely one of them. Also, the back and forth about who she loves was driving me crazy. It was super sad.
