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A review by c_marie_writes
Three, Two, One [321] by J.A. Huss
5.0
Oh Julie, you never stop killing me! My heart hurts!
One thing I know when I read a J.A. Huss book, is that there is going to be some suspense, so immaculate character building, some broken hearts, and some SORT of HEA... usually. This one was all of those and more.
JD and Ark stumble upon a broken, wet, teary-eyed Blue (as they decide to call her) and we see a dark, wicked story unfold.
I'm not going to lie, I wasn't 100% sold in the beginning; I considered putting it down and picking it back up later, but I decided to stick it out a bit longer, and I'm glad I did. These 3 characters were SO entangled and intertwined and my heart broke for all 3 of them at different times for sure. They were beautifully written, sad stories and all.
Three, Two, One isn't for the fainted-heart lovers of happiness, since this one goes on a different path, but once again, superbly done, J.A. Huss!
One thing I know when I read a J.A. Huss book, is that there is going to be some suspense, so immaculate character building, some broken hearts, and some SORT of HEA... usually. This one was all of those and more.
JD and Ark stumble upon a broken, wet, teary-eyed Blue (as they decide to call her) and we see a dark, wicked story unfold.
I'm not going to lie, I wasn't 100% sold in the beginning; I considered putting it down and picking it back up later, but I decided to stick it out a bit longer, and I'm glad I did. These 3 characters were SO entangled and intertwined and my heart broke for all 3 of them at different times for sure. They were beautifully written, sad stories and all.
Three, Two, One isn't for the fainted-heart lovers of happiness, since this one goes on a different path, but once again, superbly done, J.A. Huss!