Making Ripples
-
-
4.5 • 20 Ratings
-
-
- $3.99
-
- $3.99
Publisher Description
A Mysterious Stranger, Love Lost, and a Life Turned Upside Down—Brooklyn's World is About to Change Again!
After a terrorist threat forces Brooklyn Prescott to leave Rosewood and return to London, her life becomes a lonely prison under her father's protection.
•Alone for the holidays: With no friends, no boyfriend, and her picture splashed across tabloids due to her connection with the famous Declan, Brooklyn's life goes from exciting to hermit-like.
•A mysterious stranger: Using a Moleskine notebook as a creative outlet, Brooklyn starts writing about a mysterious man she notices outside her window—but soon discovers his real story is far more captivating than her fiction.
•Is anything as it seems? Brooklyn gets pulled deeper into the mystery of this alluring stranger.
•Will they ever forgive her? Brooklyn must also face the consequences of leaving Rosewood, wondering if she's blown up all the relationships she left behind.
Making Ripples is Book 6 in The Rosewoods, a thrilling and laugh-out-loud funny Young Adult series filled with romance, friendships, and intrigue.
Customer Reviews
The Rosewoods Book 6 - Brooklyn!?!?
Oh how I love this series, but Brooklyn's life is enough to give a person whiplash. Granted it isn't all under her control, but she could seriously make some better choices. (But again, she is a 17y/o high school girl.).
So after being whisked away to London (via the Swiss Alps) she is stuck inside almost all the time. The one time she sneaks out, she misses Brady, who had come all the way to London to find her.🙁
Being the obviously boy-crazy teenager she is, she becomes enamored by an older man who sits on a bench outside her London flat. He has some secrets, but then again, she's keeping quite a few of her won. But they become close, closer than they should, until the secrets are revealed. How's she gonna handle this? And what will the fall-out be?
As much as I enjoy the series, Brooklyn's 's fear of just telling the truth is getting a little frustrating. So we'll see what happens in the New Year...