As someone who is currently not speaking to my only sister-in-law because of the work she has done to drive a wedge between me and my brother, I can confirm that it’s best not to rely on the good graces of someone who might have every intention of driving you out of your own family.
We weren’t even done with dinner before Owen’s dad was asking me about giving him grandchildren!
I was disappointed by the writing of this book, and the characters needed a lot of work, but the plot completely sucked me in.
I wondered if I had overdressed. I’ve heard that trying to dress to impress can backfire if you overdo it, but I never believed that.
The scariest thing about this book’s dystopian setting is how close it is to our current reality.
If everyone could tell I wasn’t excited about the car, it made me wonder if my new stepdad thought I wasn’t properly grateful.
This book is about the murder of a white, teenaged girl, but it’s also about the dysfunctional “justice system” and every murder in which the victim is a girl or woman killed by a man.
How can you expect to keep a guy interested if you’re bored by your own persona?