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melowdee 's review for:
The Fine Art of Losing Control
by Ashley Shepherd
*ARC was provided by author for an honest review*
Torn between a 4/4.5
This was my second book in the #contemporaryathon and I wasn't disappointed at all. We follow Willa's journey to confronting her father in a country she has never been in. In her journey she comes across 3 people a famous YouTuber (Daphne), a quiet lovable guy (Tosh), and an annoying musician (Ollie) who like getting under her skin every chance he gets. Together travel New Zealand.
I love the feeling that the book gave me when I first started. It gave me a vibe of earlier romcom films. The girl looking for something and finding challenges along the way. Loved that. I really liked how the book handle how a person can over think too much and being scared of doing things out of the norm. It's something that people struggle. It's hard to break free from something that you are use to doing to something that is a risk.
I did love the banter between the characters. It always brought a smile to my face.
Will completely recommend if you would love to read friendship and rode trip journey.
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Torn between a 4/4.5
This was my second book in the #contemporaryathon and I wasn't disappointed at all. We follow Willa's journey to confronting her father in a country she has never been in. In her journey she comes across 3 people a famous YouTuber (Daphne), a quiet lovable guy (Tosh), and an annoying musician (Ollie) who like getting under her skin every chance he gets. Together travel New Zealand.
I love the feeling that the book gave me when I first started. It gave me a vibe of earlier romcom films. The girl looking for something and finding challenges along the way. Loved that. I really liked how the book handle how a person can over think too much and being scared of doing things out of the norm. It's something that people struggle. It's hard to break free from something that you are use to doing to something that is a risk.
I did love the banter between the characters. It always brought a smile to my face.
Will completely recommend if you would love to read friendship and rode trip journey.
Triggers for harassment, online bullying and mental health.