Review: Hot, emotional roller coaster
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 19, 2014
Omg! I thought Very Bad Things was emotional...wrong! Very Wicked Things, spun me round and round on a carousel of emotions.Dovey and Cuba were together in the past and needless to say their breakup was pretty brutal. Nothing makes getting your heart broken like being humiliated in front of the entire school.Bad guys are always the prettiest, but then pretty is an understatement when it came to him. He was simply more.Needless to say after that the two avoided each other like the plague. Each saw different people, although Cuba saw a lot of people. A year passed and Dovey and Cuba once again found their way back to each other.Cuba, who was known as basically the perfect guy (I still wanted to slap him at times) didn't have such a perfect life. His internal struggles broke my heart, and helped me understand why he did some of the things he did.Dovey, I loved Dovey. Her story tore at my heart, like literally tore it to shreds. Full of twists and turns and jaw dropping surprises.Each of them struggling with their own problems but incapable of staying away from each other. Watching them push each other away and then pull each other back was so emotional.Now let me tell you, this book is emotional but it had it panty soaking, fan yourself, swoon moments.Let go. I'll catch you. Every single time.Does this review seem vague? Well you are going to have to deal with it. Very Wicked Things is so emotionally packed that you need to read it without any sort of spoilers to fully grasp the turmoil these two broken people had to survive.Because I was not ordinary and neither was he. We were both survivors who'd manage to find each other amid the chaos. I wanted to be his bird of hope. I wanted to be the reason he chose to carry on.