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Fabien Leibzig _abien_eibzig — This chapter in the series was absolutely fantastic. The dramatic addition of the prison and the forced inhumanity within was some of the best writing in the series so far.

Bence Heiter heiterbenc176f — This isn't the kind of book you love, this is the kind of book you truly appreciate. Tim O'Brien wrote a short story called "How to Tell A True War Story". This is what Crawford does, I believed every word because none of these stories has a conclusion. You're left with a horrible feeling of mixed emotions. That can't happen unless it's true. Strangely, I feel better for reading it. But not in any kind of shiny happy people way.

Easygood Original easygoodoriginal — This book is a little dark and twisted, but even so, I can't seem to put it down. I have now finished this and still not quite sure what to say.

Shahad Badr _hahad_rt — This book follows the life of Victoria, a girl who is brought up in foster homes. Each chapter flicks between the past and present building a picture of this damaged young girl. She finds herself on the street, struggling to overcome her past. A local florist discovers she is talented, hires her and this helps Victoria find a way of doing this through flowers, by using the Victorian language of flowers. She meets someone and this starts an exchange of flowers, Victoria gave Rhododendron – Beware; He gave Mistletoe – I surmount all obstacles; Victoria gave Snapdragon - presumption ; He gave White Poplar bark – time. This starts an interesting relationship. Victoria’s dysfunctional past continues to create problems for her and a particular painful secret from her past as well as a life changing event in her present, forces her to decide whether to allow herself a second change at a new life.