**First of all I have to say that this book can not be read as a standalone. To fully understand the nitty-gritty of Mallory and Evan’s relationship and its’ dynamics you have to read Good Vibrations first. I thought it was a very easy and light story that could be read over a quiet weekend and would highly recommend taking advantage of the $.99 book sale like I did. **
Liezel’s Thoughts:
Good Intentions continues right where Good …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
Lilly is set to go to college with her long time boyfriend Sander and her best friend Lauren. They were all ecstatic to finally experience independence but what they didn’t account for was the countless changes that would occur while there. Not even a week has passed and they start pulling apart from each other. For a couple that were portrayed to love each other immensely that seemed too drastic to me.
There were multiple …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I adored this book. It is about a young and innocent woman – Allison finally agreeing to move away to college and start living her life. Orphaned at ten, she lived a quiet life, skipped all the normal teenage experiences such as hanging with friends, dating and even prom just to keep her only living relative company. Allison never wanted to leave her grandmothers side but grandma was adamant that it was time to …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I thought that the whole concept of this story was quite interesting and thought it did have a lot of potential. Getting half way through it , I was finding it just too slow for me.
I did however enjoy the characters in the story. I loved how affectionate and caring Leah was with her brother and how she was responsible enough to play the role as a mother when hers wasn’t emotionally capable of …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
For me, this one was a little hard to get into. But as soon as it hits the first milestone it was smooth sailing from there.
Normally I’m pretty good with story prediction but this one just kept me stupped, I couldn’t figure out why Cole’s ratings were low either. He seemed like an all around nice guy but why did he always leave them hanging. Come to find out he just needed to right …
