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A review by gracereadsforlove
Untouchable by Sheridan Anne
3.0
High school kids acting like high school kids
The main character sounded so immature throughout the book. It's a miracle I was able to finish this. Also, I hated how she kept clinging to Noah when he was doing the push-pull with her. She should've just found her backbone, steeled herself, and moved the fuck on.
At first I liked Noah but it was confusing how he was supposed to be this scary, tattooed king of the high scool/pack leader shit but he was very friendly from the start.
This book also ruined Broken Hill for me so I'm definitely not going to be reading that because Kayhla and Jackson were not painted in a good light in this book. Jackson was an asshole who took advantage of someone he's saying he sees as too much of a sister (LOL) and Kayhla is a stupid best friend who made assumptions and didn't even try to hear Henley out.
Honestly, at this point, I feel like the Bradford Bastard series was a fluke.
What I did like about this book is how refreshing it is to read about high school drama instead of dark shit after just finishing a series that was pretty fucked up dark.
The main character sounded so immature throughout the book. It's a miracle I was able to finish this. Also, I hated how she kept clinging to Noah when he was doing the push-pull with her. She should've just found her backbone, steeled herself, and moved the fuck on.
At first I liked Noah but it was confusing how he was supposed to be this scary, tattooed king of the high scool/pack leader shit but he was very friendly from the start.
Spoiler
And then when the fake pregnancy by the ex happened, he didn't even do his best to find out if it's true or if it's really his. Like, maybe demand a pregnancy test or take the bitch to an ob-gyn to verify?This book also ruined Broken Hill for me so I'm definitely not going to be reading that because Kayhla and Jackson were not painted in a good light in this book. Jackson was an asshole who took advantage of someone he's saying he sees as too much of a sister (LOL) and Kayhla is a stupid best friend who made assumptions and didn't even try to hear Henley out.
Honestly, at this point, I feel like the Bradford Bastard series was a fluke.
What I did like about this book is how refreshing it is to read about high school drama instead of dark shit after just finishing a series that was pretty fucked up dark.