Mia Castile

{my thoughts} – This book is written in the point of of view of Lacey and Lana Baxter. This book runs through the difficulties that life can throw at a person and how complicated life and secrets can become. Lacey is a strong girl, she likes to show her independence and she likes to know that she has people there for her when she needs them. She likes to know that she isn’t completely alone. She is still worried about her sister as well, however, this book brings even more worrying into her life and things become overwhelming to an extent.

Lana is doing much better in this book then she had in the past. She has had the support of her sister and her new found friends to help her along the way. She still has a rough road of recovery ahead of her but at this point things seem to be looking up in a nicer direction not only for her but her family as well.

This book ends with a few life changing events. It makes me sad to think that two girls that have been through so much, have so much more to work through. It’s sad, happy, overwhelming, difficult and thought provoking at it’s greatest. I look forward to reading the next book in the series when it comes out.

{reason for reading} - I was given a copy of this book from Entangled Publishing in return for an honest review.… (altro)

{my thoughts} - This book picked up right where “Butterfly Kisses” had left up. Chase was in his coma and he woke up not remembering who Lacey was. This book is full of emotions. I even teared up through a few scenes. I enjoyed this book as much as I did the previous two. It is well written, it gives you an ideal of what could happen if you lose the love of your life due to amnesia. It helps you to better understand each of the main characters, but most importantly it gives you the ability to step in Lacey’s shoes and to see that not every book is happy – that there can be sadness and it’s okay to move on. It shows that solid will and determination can win above all else and that if two people are truly meant to be together then in the end the should be. Lacey goes through so much over the course of four months that she more or less loses herself it seems without Chase she is nothing or believes she is nothing and that leads to other issues in her life. It’s a fantastic book – its worth the read and I am glad to have had the privilege to read it.

{reason for reading} – I was given a copy of this book by the publisher in return for an honest review. I can’t wait to see what else is in store for Chase and Lacey.… (altro)

{my thoughts} - This book is based on finding yourself and learning who you really are. Lacey is this awkward girl that doesn’t really know who she is or what she wants out of life. She has two best friends Jade and Tasha and they push her into making a fake online profile. That profile becomes very popular and soon she is talking as her alter ego to Henry the boy next door who has always had a crush on her.

Throughout the book she makes loads of poor choices, she keeps many secrets and she makes many people not like her. The biggest secret she keeps almost costs her the loss of one of the most important people in her life. The book is full of twists and turns, but even when her best friends walk away she has her new friend Chase to help pick up the pieces.

High school is one of the more difficult parts of most individuals lives, this book cover bullying, self humiliation, suicidal tendencies, puppy love, love, betrayal, and many other things. It’s a good book to read and very enjoyable. I can’t wait to begin reading the second book in the series.

{reason for reading} - I was given a copy of the book from Entwined Publishing in return for an honest review.… (altro)