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A review by jang
The Wrong Side of Right by Jenn Marie Thorne
4.0
Initially, YA and politics for me are two concepts that hardly hold hands. I didn't think this would work to be honest. In fact I was thinking about abandoning this because the beginning was deliberately dragging and a little bore. But the second half totally brought the drama and the punch that I just found myself literally sobbing (it was that time of the month anyway) because of all those hard and tender moments.
The main character's slow burn really made the story sing and I soon found myself identifying with her desire to find her place in life, most especially within her heavily guarded family. Writing was awesome and those scenes with the twins were the best. I couldn't have thought of a more perfect ending for this story.
The main character's slow burn really made the story sing and I soon found myself identifying with her desire to find her place in life, most especially within her heavily guarded family. Writing was awesome and those scenes with the twins were the best. I couldn't have thought of a more perfect ending for this story.