pickBeautifully written story about a young woman who loses one of her good friends, when a car hits a restaurant window, near where she and her friends are sitting. A very sensitive story of how Rachel reacts, and how she copes with the aftermath.
It was an interesting read, and the second book that I have read of Dani Atkins. She is truly a brilliant writer.
pickI definitely was expecting something completely different with this book. Great storyline and an ending that I promise you won‘t predict.
I don't have many books with #thebacksofwomen. This is the only one I found. Has anyone read it?
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Day 18...something pretty, but a little late. 🌹 #riotgrams #riotgram #bookstagram
Seit dem Wochenende begleitet mich dieses Buch. Als Leser wurde ich mitten hinein geworfen und bin einfach gebannt von der Geschichte.
pickWow. This book really sucks you in. from the opening pages I was hooked. I have to say that I got a bit confused with the second and third chapter but I soon figured it out. Can't say I really liked any of the characters but the plot is so good the characters didn't really matter to me. Loved the ending, it was like you could choose the ending that suited you. Would recommend this book.
I guess what you have to ask yourself is how much time and energy you want to spend on looking backwards.
some friendships would always manage to endure any distance of separation or neglect.
There was nothing to fear from a ghost when they were someone you loved.
I allowed a wave of memories to assault me, a kaleidoscope of images spanning the years.
Fractured | 
pan
