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A review by jensreading
Forbid Me by M. Robinson
5.0
What can I possibly say about this book???
Lilly and Jacob have a rocky road through their time together. Things change, things happen, life sucks at times, and other people butt into their lives. All these things can either tear them apart or bind them together. The question becomes, are they going to let others decide what is best for them or are they going to fight for what they really want?
Once again M delivered feels in such a way that it can't help but make you feel like it is happening to you! Yes I have been known to message her and tell her how much I need a drink to get through or at the end of the book. This one, no different.
For me, there is an ugly twist in that I can picture myself in Lilly, especially in one spot. See, I know what she is feeling as my dad is fighting cancer, and is losing. Needless to say I can see myself reacting the way Lilly does, and it was ugly and painful to read her reactions, as well as the chat her mom has with Jacob. Let me tell you, once again, UGLY crying took place, cussing out the author and just about throwing my Kindle across the room.
Lilly and Jacob have a rocky road through their time together. Things change, things happen, life sucks at times, and other people butt into their lives. All these things can either tear them apart or bind them together. The question becomes, are they going to let others decide what is best for them or are they going to fight for what they really want?
Once again M delivered feels in such a way that it can't help but make you feel like it is happening to you! Yes I have been known to message her and tell her how much I need a drink to get through or at the end of the book. This one, no different.
For me, there is an ugly twist in that I can picture myself in Lilly, especially in one spot. See, I know what she is feeling as my dad is fighting cancer, and is losing. Needless to say I can see myself reacting the way Lilly does, and it was ugly and painful to read her reactions, as well as the chat her mom has with Jacob. Let me tell you, once again, UGLY crying took place, cussing out the author and just about throwing my Kindle across the room.