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A review by tinyshiber
Verity: La sombra de un engaño by Colleen Hoover
adventurous
challenging
dark
emotional
lighthearted
mysterious
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
4.0
Fucking crappy book, I can't tell you how stressed out this book left me, I spent the last 10% with chest pain, I had an anxiety attack, I hadn't had one in weeks, the way this damn author who writes romance gave me such a bad time, and now realizing what I could have saved myself if I hadn't read it, all the theories I now have and can't corroborate them, I was mentally and physically drained, I hate you Collen Hover. The way the book progresses at first I didn't feel it was so overwhelming, but as soon as I started to finish the book, several disturbing events started to happen, which made me on the edge of my seat, I was so uncomfortable as the author was unveiling the Plot twist, and yet without me knowing I ended up with two versions of the book which only make me more stressed because I can't decide which one I have to go for. I found the ending so twisted I almost threw up, the way these characters are not forgivable in any way, everything they do is so bad, I don't feel bad for the things that happened, they don't deserve to have had their "happy" ending and with the extra chapter, it just further confirms my theory on how much I hate men and Collen Hover.
Graphic: Child death, Death of parent, Death, Blood, and Cursing
Minor: Abortion