…is a fallen one. Everybody loves a bad boy and Patch Cipriano, the new boy in Nora’s class, is the embodiment of all things rebellious. Like chocolate, he’s dark, he’s tempting and every sinful taste leaves you wanting more.

Except, as much as Nora’s aware of their sizzling attraction, something feels off. Someone is following her, a stalker not beneath the attack of her best friend, Vee, and worst enemy, Marcie Millar, with all fingers pointing to Patch. So, why can’t she seems to stay away, despite her building fear and distrust? Patch is an evil person… So why is the place she feels safest in the arms of danger?

What I like about this series is the depth of character. For example, Nora is not a perfect being, as many writers are so often tempted to make their characters. She is not overly mature, she has her insecurities, which often lead her to doubt Patch and his motives and she’s as much of a bully towards Marcie Millar as she is a victim. Perhaps more, even. Note that I do not sanction this behaviour, just find it refreshingly human.

She lacks faith and trust in people and yet, it somehow makes the book more fun because we, in turn as the reader, feel wary and curious about everyone she meets.

“Family: the latest extreme sport”

My general consensus: If you’re a teen, you’ll want to read this book. If you’re a parent, you’ll want to buy this book here, read it and then, give it to your teen as a birthday gift! Don’t worry, we’ll keep the secret.

But, hurry though because I have a feeling copies will be flying off the shelves, anytime soon. Writer Fitzpatrick has just sold the story rights to LD Entertainment, who have already picked out the main cast for the movie. That’s right; we are expecting!

Liana Liberato snagged herself the role of Nora Gray and Wolfgang Novogratz that of Patch and we can’t wait to see what they’ve done with the roles!!!

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