Review: Bad, good...we are who we are not what people label us.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 4, 2014
I didn't remember Jess from the other stories when I knew the heroine's name of this book. This because she was kinda the bad girl there, anyway bad from other characters' perspective. I never believe in a black and white reality so Jess may be bad for the others, bad for herself but with a good heart. One with Jess' childhood needs to grow up tough to make her voice to be heard. Having a rock star brother is not easy for Jason either if you are used and sought after just to arrive to him. Jess and Jason makes a wonderful pair. What surprised me was that Jess's father is not mentioned or talked about. Never once. It's like a ghost. He's not fundamental to the story, not in the slightest, but I expected Jess to tell Jason something about him at least casually. The ending has more the taste of a happy for now ending to me. Not that they don't have their hea but what about Jason's mother for example? Anyway as always Abbi Glines never disappoints.