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Kill Me Softly by Sarah Cross
4.0
Kill Me Softly by Sarah Cross is about a fifteen year-old named Mirabelle. Living with her overprotective Godmothers, Mirabelle's past has always been an unexplained secret. Desperate to find out about any detail of her past and her parents, Mirabele runs away to Beau Rivage, her birthplace, and discovers more about herself and the town than she never could have imagined.
So, I have to say right away while reading the first half of Kill Me Softly I kept thinking "ooh..i love this!" "ooh this is so good!" but somehow towards the last half my interested and excitement sort of fizzled away. I really wasnt a big fan of Mirabelle's character, she just didnt win me over. The other characters in the book were fantastic and I found myself wishing the book were more about them. (I always try to stay as spoiler free as possible so Im going to skip other characters names lol) I really did enjoy Kill Me Softly, it was refreshing, interesting and witty.
4 out of 5 stars
Special thanks to NetGalley and Egmont USA for providing an e-galley in exchange for an honest review.
So, I have to say right away while reading the first half of Kill Me Softly I kept thinking "ooh..i love this!" "ooh this is so good!" but somehow towards the last half my interested and excitement sort of fizzled away. I really wasnt a big fan of Mirabelle's character, she just didnt win me over. The other characters in the book were fantastic and I found myself wishing the book were more about them. (I always try to stay as spoiler free as possible so Im going to skip other characters names lol) I really did enjoy Kill Me Softly, it was refreshing, interesting and witty.
4 out of 5 stars
Special thanks to NetGalley and Egmont USA for providing an e-galley in exchange for an honest review.