tbh, i didnt like her all that much, and i didnt get why she got all mad at the H (towards the end) when it was him doing all the work to find the guy who raped her. Receiving a letter from you could stop the whole world in its tracks and I just couldn't wait to respond. Thank you Social Butterfly PR and Ilsa Madden-Mills for sending me an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

Ava:- okay but you know I still want you and you will come to me again and I will not accept you because you know *walls* , but still don't leave me, please I want you , please ! The moon is full and bright, illuminating the high pine trees towering over me, their branches rustling as the wind blows, like ghostly hands rubbing their fingers together. Now Ava is attending Camden Prep as a senior on scholarship, she's got one hell of a backbone and goals that no one can take from her. But when everyone at school treats her like a snitch because of something that went down at the bonfire, yet again she's being treated as an outcast.Ava Harris is one tough cookie, life has been an uphill battle from an addict mother, to living on the streets until she's under the care of the nuns whilst caring for her six year old brother Tyler who has special needs. i liked the fact that he had pined for the h for quite some time while at the same time i wish he’d been meaner.

Revenge porn/being filmed without consent is a thing and it ruins lives, also what are these high school girls with so low self respect and stream that they have sex with a guy under his “only fuck from beside” shit? Fast forward ten months and she's heading back to the prestigious school once more, knowing that one of the Sharks - the guys who pretty much rule the school - assaulted her and is determined to just finish school on her scholarship so she can go on to university. You have the rich boy and the poor girl who can’t stand each other because they are from different sides of the “train track”.

Throw in an anonymous letter she discovers in her locker, someone whose out to get her, and a new hate/love connection had so many elements which had me glued to my ipad from start to finish. This was the start of the story and the imagery pulled me straight in, and honestly it was a scary and heartbreaking place to start. He acts like it doesn’t bother him, holds it in so tight I’m afraid he’s going to crack someday, but he’s got a heart. However, she is determined to make somethign of herself and provide for her brother who has special needs resulting from Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. But don’t you understand — for the longest time, you belonged to me, and I thought I belonged to you, too.

Although she is not a virgin I wish she had more experience because she saw him with three girls, he feels ashamed when she told him that but she is the one who purposely went to see him with others after the first time, she wasn’t jealous BUT why is that necessary? Ava’s tenacity and hope for the future shines out of her spirit, a noticeable light in a sea of jaded elitism. Knox has a long scar on his face that runs from his forehead to his lips (the source of it is heartbreaking).But after all these, she decides that going back to Camden Prep, and that is where the story picks up with Knox who is the scarred quarterback who without her knowledge has been leaving letters in her locker. An anonymous letter in her locker starts a story that broke my heart, shattered my soul and then beautifully stitched my hurt over the injustice of life in such a way that I felt energized, revitalized and proud to have met the protagonists of this book, especially Ava. Being completely honest, I came across this audiobook as I was looking for books narrated by Zachery Webber and decided to give it a go.