Rules of Regret is a beautiful tale of innocent love and finding your place in the world.After Darby's long time (and complete jerk!) boyfriend leaves her for the summer she decides she needs to do something to pass the time and earn a little money. In order to push herself, she becomes a counse...
Good writing, great discriptions, good development in characters. I, however, felt the book had a very morbid feeling. Which when dealing with a lot of death, I supposed automatically happens, but this one was almost to the verge of depression about death. I love the fact that Torin was unlike...
Wow!!!! I loved these characters. Ran was SO witty and irresistible. About 80% through I wasn't sure I was going to be able to handle it. Then I was reading so fast I had to re-read parts...sort of like running too fast and not being able to soak it all in. Yet I just couldn't read fast enoug...
The pacing was completely off. It felt like ages before anything remotely interesting happened or anything was written in such a way that grabbed my attention. There were a few big reveals one of which I guessed in the beginning, the other not fully explained and one right at the very end that ca...
It was often well into March before the trees turned from brittle looking skeletons with their menacing and bare branches clawing toward the sky into living, budding plants that reminded me of the yearly promise of new life and fresh starts. It was only February and already the town had begun to ...
Even less so when it was in the jam-packed streets of New York City. What should have taken fewer than five resulted in a forty-three minute detour filled with questions like, “Ma’am, do you still have your appendix?” like maybe I had misplaced it somewhere along the way, accidentally left it on ...