Review: kiss me
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 23, 2014
I wasn’t sure what kind of journey I was in for from this book when I first started to read it. Lacey clearly has issues, she admits to lying on a daily basis in the past. As the book progresses her OCD is shown as coping mechanism of dark event in her life, the number six and it multiples manifests itself into everything. Six can/bottles of everything in her cupboards, washing her hands six times whenever she finds herself getting anxious. You don’t get to fully understand why the six is so significant until the reason for her compulsions is revealed. The event is dark, tugs on the heart strings of the reader and refreshingly different one for an author to focus on, not the usual sexual abuse that is prevalent in a lot of new adult genres. The writing is great and absorbing, you feel her distress, her need to lie, to make her hands red raw. I was Team Dylan for the majority of the book but he could have acted better at times towards Lacey, dead wife or no dead wife. I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.Writing 4.5Characters 5Plot 5Pacing 4.5Cover 5Heat 4.5