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krsy001 's review for:
Taking Chances
by Molly McAdams
I gave this book 3 stars because of the tragedy that happens. There might be spoilers in this review!
Harper has only known one thing: Marines. Jarheads. and Sir. She has grown up motherless, and her dad the commanding officer in North Carolina at a Marines camp. She finally turns 18 and moves across the country to San Diego to attend SDSU. There she becomes fast friends with her new roommate, and Harper attends her first ever party. She falls for not just Brandon the Underground MMA fighter but her roommates brother Chance. She loves both of them, but can only see her self with one of them for the long haul.
I am not going to go into what the tragedy is, and what happens in the book. I read some of the reviews that were given to this book. I have to admit, I was skeptical to read this book because of the amount of negative reviews, but that being said. I read it anyways. I am glad that I did. Not only did Molly have reason to do what she did with the characters, but she give the readers some piece of mind in the end. I don't think that this book deserves 1 star at all. It is a well written book with a great flow. I didn't once feel that Molly strayed from the story line. She didn't add more drama to the drama that was already going on. I highly recommend this book, you will cry, you will get pissed off, and you will find that you love every single one of the flaws that arise in the story.
Harper has only known one thing: Marines. Jarheads. and Sir. She has grown up motherless, and her dad the commanding officer in North Carolina at a Marines camp. She finally turns 18 and moves across the country to San Diego to attend SDSU. There she becomes fast friends with her new roommate, and Harper attends her first ever party. She falls for not just Brandon the Underground MMA fighter but her roommates brother Chance. She loves both of them, but can only see her self with one of them for the long haul.
I am not going to go into what the tragedy is, and what happens in the book. I read some of the reviews that were given to this book. I have to admit, I was skeptical to read this book because of the amount of negative reviews, but that being said. I read it anyways. I am glad that I did. Not only did Molly have reason to do what she did with the characters, but she give the readers some piece of mind in the end. I don't think that this book deserves 1 star at all. It is a well written book with a great flow. I didn't once feel that Molly strayed from the story line. She didn't add more drama to the drama that was already going on. I highly recommend this book, you will cry, you will get pissed off, and you will find that you love every single one of the flaws that arise in the story.