Too many times does an author try to portray a strong FMC and sadly fall short, not with these Authors. From the blood and ashes he left behind, a tenuous alliance rose between the barbarian riders of Parsathe and the walled kingdoms of the south. more Hell Hath No Fury…The mark that Heston Wilcox made on Preston Prep was more like a wound that took ages to heal. The whole ending was just some big drama, like the authors were forcing a situation, I did not appreciate it, all the quitting school stuff, so lame and childish (because she came back once everything was fine, so it was not like she didn't belong there) And the way Micha (Gwen's little brother) had to be the one to say all that stuff that she should have realized. If she said something like “it’s a small high school I know he hasn’t been with her), I’d be like OK.

From USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author Meagan Brandy comes a steamy forbidden romance featuring a possessive hero … who falls first and will stop at nothing to get what he wants. The supporting characters are well written and flushed out and the who thing is a masterpiece of gritty YA fiction. Because I was so engrossed in this book that I thought to myself a dang I’ve been reading forever - and then I’d look down and I’d be at 48% 😂. Instead, I go back into the room, closing the door behind me, to take care of a girl who’d felt like a princess.Grant Palmer spends his days in an expensive suit and tie, funding charitable works for his family’s foundation.

No one in this room really wants her, and it makes me anxious in some frenzied, abstract way, as if something is terribly wrong but hasn’t happened quite yet.When she was in high school she knew their secrets and they knew hers, even as she had nothing and they had power. I wouldn't even consider this bully romance, this is mostly all based on a miscommunication trope, which I usually hate.