Rita
This book is everything! I don't know how to express my feelings right now, because it made me so emotional. I LOVED THIS STORY WITH ALL MY HEART.
Read it in one day, so this book is engaging enough. The beginning was very interesting, actually, but the book lost some steam at the end, in my opinion. I recommended checking this out for fans of psychological thrillers!
Wow... This story is so unique and intriguing. I love the characters, the plot and the pacing. Can't wait to read the next volume.
I just can't with this book... I need time to process it.
But I definitely liked this book more than the first one.
So... I have just read “Behind her eyes”... And I don't know how to process this at almost 1 a.m. I am almost sure I will write a review on this book soon, which is not what I usually do (and I want to fix it for sure)! But this book has broken me and left me speechless. Definitely one of my favorite books of the year!
Best book I've ever read in my entire life. I know I sound dramatic but it's true! PLEASE READ IT
This book has pissed me off. I just can't. It is so freaking unrealistic and stupid.
The main things that bother me in this book are:
1. FREAKING SEX ON EVERY SINGLE PAGE. I don't mind sex in books at all, don't get me wrong. But there are TOO MANY sex scenes. And the main problem with this is that love is sex and sex is love in this book. This fact makes me so angry that I just can't...
2. Every single character in the book was flat. The main character was super boring. All he did was whining about Naoko and how he was such a bad person for using girls and also saying “yeah, I guess”, “hmmm”, “I don't know”, “sure”, “I understand”. I screamed every single time he said something. Naoko was just a stupid girl who could not say no to a man. “Yeah, I don't love you, but if you want some blowjob, I'll do it ;)”. Midori... Oh god, where should I start... She was so selfish and capricious. She knew from the start that Watanabe had a girlfriend (kinda), but she was so possessive towards him. She thought only about sex. I just could not stand her. I can't say much about Reiko. Can I just remind you of the last scene in the book? Should I add anything? I think no.
3. There is no plot. At all. You can ask: “How is this possible?” I can't answer this question. The author somehow managed to write a book without a plot and it frustrated me so much.
So... I finished this book... And oh my god. I can't even describe how much I loved it. It was the perfect book for me. I cried, I laughed, I smiled... I cried again. This book destroyed me, officially.
There was almost nothing feminist about this book, considering that the main character was described as strong and independent and was hazed by men
I mean, every other woman except Joey was described as “a walking sex-invite” and “trying to be sexy”. By one of the main characters! I just can't, its too much.
It hurts me to say this, but I didn't like the book.
The beginning was rushed, I felt like we didn't even know any necessary information about the characters, but the romance plotline had already started.
It's all very unfortunate because I've been excited to read this book for a long time.
I mean... It was alright, but not at all what I expected. I thought that there would be more action and conspiracy. But 80% of the book was about teenage drama and Reese not being able to choose between Amber and David. I actually quite enjoyed this aspect of the book. The characters were interesting to follow and I will always remember them as my dumb babies. I'm kinda glad I finished this series.
This volume was quite different from the first two but still very enjoyable!
Can't wait to see what happens next.
A great one after excellent Melvina's Therapy. Can't wait to see what else the author has in store for us.
