Time to enter the thoughts and life of Warner.
Mafi made it happen, that the Warner character lost a little of the hate I had for him. To read how he really feels inside, the neglect by his father, the fear for him. Warner gives us a really deep glimpse of what he wants, missed in his childhood and why he feels so close to Juliette. Why he needs to have her, be with her and share everything with her.
Mafi's writing style is again breathtaking and full of emotions.
More! That's what I want. More of this story. ( )

So interesting to read "the other side" and get a glimpse into what Warner was thinking during the events of Book #1 ( )

I love Warner so much and this book made me fall for him even more.

He is just one broken. misunderstood and lost puppy, and I wish I could give him all the love he deserves. Probably one of the most handsome, most well-written, and realistic characters I've read about.

His dad is a monster and a huge jackass, I am so relieved with his ending.

I've read the first three books two times (I'm on my third reread), and this is the first time I read Destroy me, all I can say is that it left me teared up, with a broken heart, and wishing to be able to hug Warner.

I don't remember his closer soldier from previous readings, but goddamn it, I don't want anything bad to happen to this sweet man, cause of all the support he gave to Warner.
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This one I have no qualms on. Destroy Me is the novella following Shatter Me, that I bought pretty much right from the second I found out it was a Warner story. Me? I love me some glorious psychotic neurosis inside pieces, insight, pieces, and this book did not let me down.

This book is entirely different from Shatter Me. You won't find the poetry of Juliette's mind anywhere in here. You'll find darkness, sadness, cruelty, want, need, so much else. Also? You'll find every single inch of the clearer descriptions of places, feelings, memories, that I was looking for in the original book, which gives me such high hopes for Unravel Me. Shows me the author is gaining by leap and bounds each publication.

I definitely can't wait to see where she takes Warner. I'm pretty sure no matter what it's on a collision course with everyone else, but I'm pretty sure he's being set up as a triangle love interest and the pivot point of several different plot twists for the Good and Bad Guys. I'm super hopeful for how the next book will go, and whatever the second digital novella of this year will be. ( )

got a whole glimpse of Warner's thoughts in this novella.
I liked how it is shown that warner also has a good side in it, for example based on the scene with the dog. When Warner found Juliette's diary and now had a glimpse into her thoughts, I found it fascinating how he found himself in her written thoughts. But I hate Warner's dad so much. The way he treated his son and bossed him around, I was so sad for Warner. ( )