I received this book from Netgalley for an honest review.
I didn’t find this installment of the bend or break series nearly as enjoyable as the first one; it was mostly a miss for me. I found myself skimming past the sex scenes, because I was only interested in the drama. I just couldn’t get myself to fully forgive Jack, even after finding out all the gory details about his life.
I didn’t find this installment of the bend or break series nearly as enjoyable as the first one; it was mostly a miss for me. I found myself skimming past the sex scenes, because I was only interested in the drama. I just couldn’t get myself to fully forgive Jack, even after finding out all the gory details about his life.
The story annoyed me a few times when it mirrored book one
just a little too closely for my taste. There is a scene in Off Campus where
Tom breaks his cell phone in a fit of rage, and in this one Miguel breaks his
credit card machine when he gets pissed off at Jack. By itself it I would have
been okay with it, but I just had too many déjà vu moments. Also what is with the calling people kid Jack,
dude he is like three years younger than you. I understood Tom doing it to
Reese as a coping mechanism in book one, but enough already. You come across as
a condescending prick….oh wait you are a condescending prick.
Maybe if I read this book first I could have liked Jack
more, so if you have issues with forgiving bullies I recommend doing so.
Rating: ⋆⋆
- E
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