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A review by mels_bookreads
Reverse by Kate Stewart
5.0
Holy hell! Ok. First book I’ve read which has had me with tears welling up and falling down my cheek. Wow. Drive was amazing but Reverse was something else!
Natalie Butler and Easton Crowne meet up after a little phone call wanting to know more about his upcoming album release which nobody knows about. Natalie is Nate’s daughter and is working her way up as a journalist and Easton being Reid’s son just had to have all the music vibes and talent his dad has. But neither of them expected to fall for each other. They’re a whirlwind and when they become together, everything they know falls apart. Natalie can’t see it but Easton let’s her take all the blame which makes him become more hurt and spiteful towards her. Is this the end?
Oh well, you just have to read Reverse. I’m loving these two books and there’s parts in the book where I really didn’t think it was going to go the way it did at the end.
“All the hope I’ve been harbouring disintegrates to ashes and begins to scatter away from me. My supernova just passed me by.”
Gut wrenching sadness at this point and I had to wipe my tears.
@authorkatestewart you’ve done it again. Amazing book. Was lucky to get an arc copy and I’ve just loved reading it. These books could well be a second read for me which I don’t do at all.
Natalie Butler and Easton Crowne meet up after a little phone call wanting to know more about his upcoming album release which nobody knows about. Natalie is Nate’s daughter and is working her way up as a journalist and Easton being Reid’s son just had to have all the music vibes and talent his dad has. But neither of them expected to fall for each other. They’re a whirlwind and when they become together, everything they know falls apart. Natalie can’t see it but Easton let’s her take all the blame which makes him become more hurt and spiteful towards her. Is this the end?
Oh well, you just have to read Reverse. I’m loving these two books and there’s parts in the book where I really didn’t think it was going to go the way it did at the end.
“All the hope I’ve been harbouring disintegrates to ashes and begins to scatter away from me. My supernova just passed me by.”
Gut wrenching sadness at this point and I had to wipe my tears.
@authorkatestewart you’ve done it again. Amazing book. Was lucky to get an arc copy and I’ve just loved reading it. These books could well be a second read for me which I don’t do at all.