***I received an Advance Reader Copy of this book free from Patchwork
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I was pleasantly surprised by this book. After reading the
first few pages I thought “Here we go – another stereotypical modern day Romeo
and Juliet” but Tamsyn Bester was able to break out of the box and really bring
some new drama to an age old story. My only negative feedback for the book is
that the ending felt rather rushed. We spend the first 95% of the book waiting
for these two to figure out they are meant to be together and then all the sudden
it’s like “WHAM, BAM, THE END.” I would have like to have seen an epilogue or something
along those lines but maybe this means a sequel will be coming out? I would
most definitely read it.
On a scale of 1 to 5 I give this book a solid 3. It’s an
easy read – only took about 4 hours and it had enough going on that it mostly
held my attention. I just saw that there is a novella in this series that
follow’s the main characters best friends and their romance. I think I’ll have to
pick that one up too.
Description
There’s a fine line between
love and hate, so fine that you don’t know you’ve lost balance until it’s too
late.
I’m not sure exactly when I
lost my balance, all I know is that he was to blame.
Dane Winters.
The boy who’d spent most of
his life hating me for reasons I never understood.
** ** ** ** ** **
It was no secret that I hated
her, but only I knew why.
She was off-limits.
And then our separate worlds
collided with one tragedy.
It wasn’t her fault, I knew
that, but I wanted her to hurt the way I did, and I needed someone to blame.
She was an easy target.
Kennedy Monroe.
The girl I’d picked on all
our lives.
And the woman I barely
tolerated.
Until the line between love
and hate was no longer visible…
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