It will follow me forever, destroying me—destroying you.
You want answers?
So do I.
Review.
It is so
hard to write a review for this book because I don’t want to spoil too much and
this book has so much going on. It is a
very complex story with great debt and real characters. The way E.K. tells a
story is magnificent. She manage to write about a gruesome and trilling subject
and manage too make you fall in love with it. It teaches you that life isn’t
fair, that bad and horrible things happen to people and that no matter how hard
you try or how sorry you are, bad things will happen. But that doesn’t mean it
can turn around, that there won’t be good things in life to. That people can
(try too) forgive. It also teaches you that without hate there isn’t love and
that there is a very very fine line between the two. That even though you can
hate someone that doesn’t mean you can’t love them and vice versa.
I’ll try
not to spoil anything but I won’t make any promises. So if you really don’t
want to know anything about this book, I recommend you not reading my review.
So what is
this book about
This book
starts of where Bang ended. So you’ll understand that I was very frantic to
read it. Elizabeth is more broken than
she already was. Not only did she lose her baby, her brother but also her
lover. She feels like she has nothing left. She doesn’t know how to deal with
her feeling and there’s no pike to take it all way. Since there is nothing left for her, she
decides to go to Scotland to see the place Declan begged her to move to with
him. By doing so she hopes to feel closer to Declan.
Before she
left matt called her, wanting to talk to her. Matt knows she killed Pike and he
cleaned up the mess. That leaves Elizabeth in his favor. Not knowing what and
when Matt will call in his favor Elizabeth leaves the country anyway.
In Scotland
Elizabeth finds out that her little con is nothing compared to the web of
crimes she finds herself in. Nothing is what is seems and Elizabeth is stuck in
the middle of money washing, gun trafficking, human trafficking, prostitution
and what not. She finds out things about her family she might not want to know.
But in her sadness, grieve, and pain she finds love again. That doesn’t mean
it’s the kind of love she had or was looking for. After all it takes time to forgive someone
after a massive betrayal and even then it’s not a certainty you will be trusted
again.
What did I
love about this book
I loved
every second of it. There aren’t many
things in books that shock me (yes it turns out I have a very twisted mind
haha) but E.K manages to shock me at some point. When you think poor Elizabeth
has had the worst, EK proves you wrong.
This book has everything in it and it’s so well written and planned. It
has love, forgiveness, hate, betrayal, horror, mental breakdowns, real
reactions to events, emotions, so much emotions, pain, happiness, and hope.
E.K
wouldn’t be E.K if she didn’t leave us hanging and guessing at the end of this
book. In my opinion it isn’t as bad as the cliffhanger in the first book but
it’s a big cliffhanger none the less.
Quotes from
the book
This was
the moment I discovered my new drugs. It no longer came in the comfort of Pike
or Declan. No. It came from the devil’s hand,-my hand- and in that moment, I
felt a sense of power in my ability to state off the misery with a blissful
brutality that births an endorphined high
“Because I
do hate you. More than anything on this earth. I hate you with every pump of
blood my heart proffers. I want to punish you in the worst ways, make you
suffer and hurt. But god help me…. I love you."
“I don’t
know if I’m going to get over this- if I’m ever going to get to the point where
I don’t want to punish you for what you’ve done. But I need you to understand
something: I need you to know that even though you may feel pain, I will never
hurt you. I will do everything to give you what was taken from you. I’m going
to make you feel safe, I promise you that. No one will ever lay a hand on you
again”
“I’ll never
forget how beautiful she looked at the grand opening of Lotus, standing across
the room along, midnight-blue gown. She was confident, snarky, and so sure of
herself, and in this very moment, I vow to give all those qualities back to
her.”
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