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A review by gudzilla
Exposed by Jessica Love
2.0
Received a copy via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.
I could not decide whether to give 1 or 2 stars hence 2 stars at the end. This one is autobiography of Jessica Love herself or I don't know if that is an imaginary characters - I didn't look it up because I simply doesn't care.
What I don't like is description of novel, it doesn't give correct image. It is self reflection kind of novel and loved the part where Jessica went to France and found more about her grandmother. That was simply touching and I guess life altering for Jessica. It is not all trashy but have some good strong characters but it goes out of window because of authors negativity toward herself and others. Her carefree writing is nothing but rude and I-don't-care-what-you-think attitude would be okay for some readers not for me.
I could not decide whether to give 1 or 2 stars hence 2 stars at the end. This one is autobiography of Jessica Love herself or I don't know if that is an imaginary characters - I didn't look it up because I simply doesn't care.
What I don't like is description of novel, it doesn't give correct image. It is self reflection kind of novel and loved the part where Jessica went to France and found more about her grandmother. That was simply touching and I guess life altering for Jessica. It is not all trashy but have some good strong characters but it goes out of window because of authors negativity toward herself and others. Her carefree writing is nothing but rude and I-don't-care-what-you-think attitude would be okay for some readers not for me.