Review: Amazing!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 10, 2012
Before I started out reading Destroy Me, I was about 70% Team Adam and 30% Team Warner...now, I'd say the playing field is pretty damn even. Wow. Did we learn a lot about Warner in this novella or what? He actually appears to be human...who would've thunk? ;)Warner's obsession with Juliette; I thought that's all it really was was an obsession. However, it turns out it runs much deeper than that. Insanely deeper. Not only do we learn a lot about Warner but we learn a lot more about Juliette and her time locked up. We get a good peak inside of her head during all those long, agonizing months.I don't know how much I can say without spoiling this entire novella. I want to talk about it so badly but I don't want to spoil it for any Shatter Me fans nor do I want to write this entire review hidden because of spoilers. What a dilemma...Basically, whether you are a Warner fan or not, you want to read this. You see a different side of him, you get to see in his head and most importantly, you get to meet his horrid father. If you think Warner is horrible, he's like rainbows and butterflies when compared to his father. Plus, if you're a Shatter Me fan, you're probably dying for Unravel Me. This helps quench your thirst for more. It will tie you over (or make you want it to be February even more) - regardless, get it, read it and fall in love with Warner.Reviewed by Jessica @Step Into Fiction