3.19k reviews by:

v_nerdbooks

Filter

☆☆☆☆

Sebastian "Baz" Stone is the lead singer of Sunder, he has it all, sex, drugs and women, unfortunately this makes him a target for the media and he has got himself into a lot of trouble.

The band take some time out and visit a small town in Savannah, here Baz meets Shay.

Shay has no idea who Baz is and she is drawn to the handsome stranger, even though she knows he's trouble just by looking at him.

Baz realises Shay doesn't recognise him and doesn't tell her otherwise and tries to keep his secret from her, the thing is Shay has secrets of her own!

Rating - ☆☆☆
Review:

I wasn't too sure on this one as it was historical fiction and it's not my kind of thing, but I actually enjoyed it.
Gretchen Muller is a normal little girl who does normal things, her brother is awful to her and tries to get her into trouble as every opportunity.

She is brought up inside the National Society Party and her favourite person in the whole world is her uncle Dolf.

Unfortunately for Gretchen uncle Dolf is no other than Adolf Hitler!

Gretchens father was shot while protecting Hitler at a rally for the NSP but after speaking to a young Jewish boy she finds out all is not as it seems.

This was an interesting read as it is before Hitler really came into power and the man we know today, and also how he manipulated people into his way of thinking.

Well this kindle freebie was a nice surprise.

Piper Willow decides to end it all after a couple of really bad things happen to her (one of which is not her fault)

She kills herself and wakes up at "The Station" which is sort of like a stop off before the afterlife.

She then has to decide whether she wants to pass on or to stay and become a "volunteer" which means she will become that nagging voice in your head that tries to talk you out of stupid situations.

She decides to do this, and promptly gets put inside a mans head that is looking to kill himself!

Same as the other book really, just with different characters!

Will be back to review

What a beautifully written book, it was like poetry.

To warn you before you think of reading it, this is not a fluffy love story, or it could be, I really don't know how to describe it except a massive mind fu#k !!

5 big ☆'s