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Holy. Crap. Add in a little hysterical, inappropriate laughter and that's me finishing this story.

Holy. Crap.

I'm not going to do a normal review because there is no way this story should be spoiled. Like not. at. all. Trust me. I'm the queen of reading the ending first. It took massive amounts of will power to not skip several times. But I'm so so so glad I didn't.

I really can't say anything other than this is a twisty tale that blew my ever lovin' mind. I have to admit by about 50% I was pretty sure of all the connections but to the extent and history and how the ending would be resolved, I had no idea at all.

There are two stories being told at once. Annabelle got in trouble and is on 6 months of probation to be served at a senior center. There she meets Jezebel who tells her the tale of Celeste.

There is a romance or really a couple of romances playing out in the story but this book is so much more than that. It is truly not anything like the traditional romance I usually read.

There are so many layers and hints at the hidden elements you just don't see coming that when I look back, it's like I was hit in the face with them and just didn't know it. Since the writing is absolutely perfectly brilliantly well done, captivating me with the story knowing there was a huge downfall ahead, the ending caught me off guard. That honestly doesn't happen much.

Am I happy with the ending? That is the million dollar question. I'm not sure. I guess yes I am and no I'm not. I'm rarely this conflicted after finishing a story but I am content in a weird way. And honestly I'm not sure what that says about me. There's a deviousness to this story that is beyond anything I read even when I read "dark" romances. Here's the obvious devious deeds at the end, but as I look back, the whole storyline is one big devious undertaking after another kept so well hidden and that just blows my mind.

The only thing I wish I could change about this and add to the story is one final scene from Annabelle's dad. I do so wish I could hear his final thoughts. K. Larson be a gem and give that to me, please! I am literally begging.

I'll stop rambling. Now I just wish I had a buddy or two to discuss this epic story with. I need to decompress or I won't sleep a wink tonight.


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Jezebel K Larsen 9781508620129 Books Reviews

4.5. Yowzers, I did not see that coming! Talk about a grand finale! This starts out innocent enough, high school senior Annabelle Fortin is sentenced to community service and she goes to an assisted living facility and meets Jezebel. And in Nicholas Sparks fashion, we have a story within a story as Annabelle listens to Jezebel describe a lady in Paris named Celeste. In the meantime, Annabelle's family and home life is in turmoil and seeing Jezebel every week is her escape. Not to mention that she becomes close friends with Jezebel and swept up away in Celeste's love life which is romantic and a dream come true. Although Annabelle seemed spoiled and entitled initially, she matures over the course of the book and there's a lot of empathy towards her regarding her family, whom Annabelle makes an effort to mend the broken bridges with. Obviously, the present day situation and the story told by Jezebel are going to eventually connect in some way...cue the Alfred Hitchcock theme music. I was on the edge of my seat, both for Annabelle and her home situation with her parents, and for Celeste and how her life was spiraling downward. I felt like I couldn't read fast enough to find out what was going to happen next. There are plenty of clues sprinkled about so I was able to piece together several pieces of the puzzle, just not the biggest piece. And when that reveal came, holy moly, I felt sideswiped because I should've seen it all along, but didn't. I had to re-evaluate how I felt about the characters because they all seemed flawed in a humanistic way. But then take away that veil of humanity and then all that's left is complete and utter destruction and quite frankly, I was appalled and disgusted. So kudos to this book for making me see the good in everyone before it all went down the drain to the point of no return.
HOLY CRAP WHAT JUST HAPPENED?! I literally wrote this sentence and then had to stop for 24 hours because I didn't even know what to say.

The blurb for this book tells you nothing. People may tell you this book is dark and twisted and full of things you won't seeing- you have no idea. It is best just to let go of your need to know what you're reading and go full force into this one.

I read A LOT. And it is rare that a book surprises me. This book shocked the ever loving crap out of me. Was everything a surprise? No. But was the story overall a surprise? Absolutely yes. And I will say it now, I do not believe anyone who says they saw it coming. No way. No how.

This is my first book by Katie Larsen and I absolutely can't freaking wait to read more of her books. I had heard this book was leaving people reeling and so I obviously wanted to read it. Her ability to draw you into the story and get invested in the characters is amazing. Because even knowing that nothing is what it seems, and being hyper-vigilent about trying to figure everything out- I was so immersed in the story that I forgot at times that there would be twists and shocks along the way. I literally spent half the time reading this book messaging my reading buddies theories on the book. And as two of them had already finished it, I got a lot of closed mouth emojis back. I have never been so tempted to jump ahead and read the end- BUT I AM SO GLAD I DIDN'T.

This story tricks you into thinking it is a love story, and it is, but it is not a normal one. It is so very dark and twisted and I loved every freaking word. There is no way to go into a review of the story without spoiling it for someone and that would be a crime. So I'll just say... READ IT. And message me if you need me to hold your hand. Because you will. And then you can thank me for making you read it as you rock yourself in a corner ).
Holy. Crap. Add in a little hysterical, inappropriate laughter and that's me finishing this story.

Holy. Crap.

I'm not going to do a normal review because there is no way this story should be spoiled. Like not. at. all. Trust me. I'm the queen of reading the ending first. It took massive amounts of will power to not skip several times. But I'm so so so glad I didn't.

I really can't say anything other than this is a twisty tale that blew my ever lovin' mind. I have to admit by about 50% I was pretty sure of all the connections but to the extent and history and how the ending would be resolved, I had no idea at all.

There are two stories being told at once. Annabelle got in trouble and is on 6 months of probation to be served at a senior center. There she meets Jezebel who tells her the tale of Celeste.

There is a romance or really a couple of romances playing out in the story but this book is so much more than that. It is truly not anything like the traditional romance I usually read.

There are so many layers and hints at the hidden elements you just don't see coming that when I look back, it's like I was hit in the face with them and just didn't know it. Since the writing is absolutely perfectly brilliantly well done, captivating me with the story knowing there was a huge downfall ahead, the ending caught me off guard. That honestly doesn't happen much.

Am I happy with the ending? That is the million dollar question. I'm not sure. I guess yes I am and no I'm not. I'm rarely this conflicted after finishing a story but I am content in a weird way. And honestly I'm not sure what that says about me. There's a deviousness to this story that is beyond anything I read even when I read "dark" romances. Here's the obvious devious deeds at the end, but as I look back, the whole storyline is one big devious undertaking after another kept so well hidden and that just blows my mind.

The only thing I wish I could change about this and add to the story is one final scene from Annabelle's dad. I do so wish I could hear his final thoughts. K. Larson be a gem and give that to me, please! I am literally begging.

I'll stop rambling. Now I just wish I had a buddy or two to discuss this epic story with. I need to decompress or I won't sleep a wink tonight.