Avery Aster

Received from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

I read the adventures of Taddy and her friends quickly on a Sunday afternoon. Taddy's on her way to a modeling assignment to make some quick cash with her BFFs so she can pay for college when she ends up on Eden. Hijinks ensue. The novella was cute. I liked it enough to want to see how Taddy turns out as an adult and added the author's works to my wish list because it a) was fun b) was a quick read and c) why not? Looking forward to more from Eden and from Avery Aster.… (més)

Avery Aster did it again. This is an amazing book and once again I'm reminded why I love Avery's books so much. I'm not a big fan of books with relationship between men just because I enjoy more about relationships between females or between a man and a woman. Maybe that is because I'm a girl myself and I want to really get into the book and imagine myself feeling and doing similar things that they are doing in the books. ;) But, this book was totally worth the read and it gives a nice insight on how Blake became the Blake he is in the Manhattanies series 10 years later. I can't wait to read Blake's story Unsaid and I'm totally mesmerised by Avery's writing skills. I love Fifty Shades of Grey-trilogy but I have to say I'm totally in love with the Manhattanies and I cannot wait to know how Blake and all the other's lives will turn up later. Just perfect.

*ARC received from the publisher
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I had to say I'm glad that the Manhattanies got their lives together at last. I enjoyed this book the most in the Undergrad series and like I've said previously about this series, it gives the reader a nice look in to the reasons why Vive, Lex, Taddy and Lex act the way they do in the Manhattanies series 10 years later from the Undergrad series. I love Avery Aster's way of writing and like all her books, Forever & Always, Vive is a total page-turner and it never gets old. I cannot wait to get my hands on the next book in the Manhattanies series.… (més)