Evangelene

Addie is a very angry woman. She attends a prestigious school where money rules, and bullying is overlooked by the teachers. When she is finally gets to the end of the torturous tunnel called high school, tragedy hits and leaves Addie in a darker place than ever before. Ten years later, Addie watches as her sister is hoping to finish what Addie never did. Then one day the ringleader of her tortured days appears with the promise of more difficult times for Addie, but also with a silver lining that she cannot ignore.

Reading this story, I could actually feel Addie's anger. Unfortunately, it was so strong that I could not help but not like her. Enter Daimon. He is annoying and narcissistic to the point you immediately dislike him. The only thing positive about him is that you would have something good to look at as he irritated you to death. However, one does not need to like the characters to enjoy the story. It is the typical rich boy/ poor girl setup, but there are a couple of twists thrown in to keep it different. The poor grammar and comma violations are bad enough to cause a loss in rating. There are random sentences and paragraphs that seem out of place, making it awkward. The author should get her money back from the editors because they truly failed her on this one.… (plus d'informations)