Julia ClarkeRezensionen

It's like a train wreck.... I know I'm not going to like it but I can't stop myself from looking....
Sigh. Why is it so boring?
Also, just because there are six mmc's does not mean it's a reverse harem.
Blah.

Ok, this book was SLIGHTLY better than the last two.
This one has a tiny bit of innocent teasing and one scene that actually made me feel a little emotion...finally. Only took three books to get there...
I've come this far....may as well try to make it to the finish line....right?

Nice and gentle yoga for the days when I'm under the weather.

Very well done conclusion to the series

The story is getting interesting. I actually like all the guys. My biggest issue is that Hailey is one of those 'good at everything' girls. She is hot, every guy she meets falls for her, she can sing, she can kick butt. Seriously, I get tired of reading about heroines who are amazing at everything yet still act like they have no idea why everyone loves them. Its annoying.
I wish the story had focused a bit more on the mystery about Hailey's dad but overall it was still an engaging read.

I'm glad I stuck with this series. This book got much better. I thought Haley was more relatable and the things she was struggling with were believable and made her a realistic, dynamic character. I am not a fan of Ethan. I kind of hope he is gone for good.
Chase is my favorite!!! Then Theo. Then all the rest except Ethan. Ethan doesn't even make the list any more. And its not that he did anything wrong per say, but I just don't care for his behavior.

Cat , a teenage girl, is not happy when her actress mother announces that they will be leaving London for the Yorkshire seaside. This is the story of a tennage girl trying to find her way in a new town, a new school, a new life. She gets caught up in some local intrigue and finds it hard to tell friends from enemies. Is all well that ends well? Read it and find out. This book is a highly entertaining read which, in my humble opinion, will appeal most to teenage girls. Those who enjoyed Through the Barricades by Joan Lingard will probably enjoy this book as well.