Review: Total Chaos
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 24, 2014
This is the first book I read by Author C.A. Williams and was impressed. I enjoyed reading Chaotic and will be looking forward to more in the series. Easy 4 out of 5 stars.Adelaide McGregor (Della) went to a community college for a year, and didn’t quite know what to do with herself. With the thoughts and memories of her past constantly haunting her and nobody there to help her through her problems, she doesn’t care what people think. She just wants the pain to go away, to forget.  With a mother who acts like she doesn’t care about her, it’s no wonder she acts out like she does. Adelaide went through some difficult times in her life and her mother was nowhere to be found when she needed her the most. So when Adelaide kept spiraling out of control, her mother decided to ship her off to North Carolina to live with her conservative, old fashioned, grandparents. Since Adelaide was cut off, she has no choice but to try to start being responsible. After all, this could be her chance, her fresh start she was looking for. Just when she thinks things are looking up and couldn’t be better, everything starts to go downhill.I truly enjoyed reading Chaotic. It is about struggles of a young teen through High school to Community College. It goes in description, with the ups, the downs, the fake friends that every high school girl has to deal with, and even family drama. It reminds you it’s not always easy being young and everyone has their own struggles. Struggles that a lot of young teens do face these days.  Just because they are young doesn’t mean they haven’t lived through hell and learned to deal with it.  I loved Della’s character in this story; she is strong, and able to keep herself afloat, knowing she can’t rely on anyone but herself. And we also got introduced to so many more important characters in this story. But I won’t ruin how great they all were so you will just have to grab you a copy of Chaos and read it. I Can’t wait to read Twisted Bliss which will be book 2 in the Imperfection Series. Appealing to the young adult crowd, I would recommend this read to my friends.Erica-The Book Nuts