Rich Prick

Once downloaded I know I will be up all night to see where the story goes. Love the high school coming of age real life issues. Never disappointed.

Ehh. I usually enjoy Tijan’s books. This one was okay, I probably wouldn’t buy it again.

I don’t know if Tijan realized what she did with these characters not. But what she was describing is something that some people struggle with in real life. The aftermath of abuse, which also leads and contributes to mental illness. Whether she realized it or not, I still kinda liked the fact that through the characters she created, she kinda put a light to something that’s not very easy to talk about because it’s so “hush, hush.” Or at least that’s the way I was trained when I was being groomed and coached as a child growing up. The only thing I can say is this. What she described in this book, when people make it into a fairy tale, it’s easy to be misinformed. For example: it doesn’t take a month in therapy to get healthy and better. There also should’ve been a trigger warning in the book. There were parts in this book that were really hard for me to read. I wanted to jump in this book and hug Aspen. I wanted to jump in the book and protect Blaise. But when a book makes you wanna do that, that only proves how good the book is and how talented the writer is. So thanks for this one Tijan 😁. This one gets 5 stars ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️