Review: I loved this book!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 16, 2014
*Complimentary copy provided by author for an honest review*When I picked up Pretty Little Lies last June I wasn't expecting much but a few hours of reading enjoyment. This was the debut book for the author so I went into it with an open mind and just the hope that I would like it. I loved it, and got so much more from Ms. Miller's writing then just a few hours of reading enjoyment. I ended up staying awake until 2 AM just trying to finish it. It was funny, it was moving, and it was sexy and sassy and ended with a huge cliff hanger that I just had to know what happens next. When I got the opportunity to read and review Pretty Little Dreams I had to jump on that chance.I was so excited to read this book and I wasn't let down at all. Ms. Miller continued to give me the things I got from the first book, but also more. I again stayed up until the early hours of the morning trying to finish it. This book was darker than Pretty Little Lies, but it still had the humor, the sexy, the amazing friendships and the sassy I expected. I went through so many emotions with this book. I felt the pain and helplessness that Olivia felt in her situation and I even cried along with her; I felt Luke's and Pyper's pain in not knowing what was going on and for not being able to help. I literally laughed out loud when Olivia decided to make Luke dinner (if you have read it you will know what I am talking about, if not be prepared to have people look at you funny since you are laughing out loud while reading). I had to fan myself a time or two at the sexiness that is Luke. It was a fantastic conclusion to the story of Luke and Olivia and I am looking forward to more books from Ms. Miller.I must add that Ms. Miller's writing impressed me. This is only her second book, but I don't see that when I'm reading. She has seemed to found her groove in her writing and I'm sure it will only get better. She is witty and pays attention to the details, but not so much that you are filled with useless facts. She writes characters that could be real people. They have flaws and humor, they don't always make the best choices but they try to do their best with what they got, they could be someone you know. I very much recommend reading Ms. Miller's work.