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Rosalie and Shane meet while attending the same high school. Rosalie has a serious crush on Shane, the local bad boy that does good. She even stalks him in the hallways of their school. Then their lives change as several incidents happen quickly and separate them, several times before they find their happily ever after. I have had this eBook downloaded for a few months and decided due to the Memorial Day 3-day weekend, I would read it. I was not disappointed. The rollercoaster ride of Shane and Rosalie’s relationship was heart wrenching, tear jerking and magnificent. I could not stop reading this novel and was super tired for work the next day. It was well worth it to experience their love as it evolved over time.

ONE INCREDIBLE RIDE!!! OMG! Liliana brought out the big guns with this sizzling delight along with all the steaming chemistry you can handle. And then some. A whirlwind with a myriad of spiraling emotions bursting forward into play. The drama, angst, uncertainty and intrigue fuse all the pieces together for one wild ride. An incredibly intense storyline and gripping plot kicks the baby up a few levels. A coiling eddy of unpredictable activities and daunting array of events that keep you flipping page after page. The characters are realistic with personalities and depth that draw you in. The scenes are so graphically descriptive and detailed it bursts with every color on the spectrum. Amazing job Liliana, thanks for sharing this little guy with us.

This story is about an awkward teen named Rosalie who falls for the schools bad boy. She soon discovers that her dad has married his long time girlfriend Joanne. When bad boy Shane shows up at dinner and is announced as Joanne’s ex’s son Rosalie doesn’t know what to do. This book is about a high school girls crash from being a teenager to adulthood. Rosalie has a difficult childhood living with her self obsessed mother and creepy stepfather. The book was well written. Unfortunately I found the book boring and kind of a teenage drama story like you find in any high school in the country. Not the best book I’ve read. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.