Hickville Confessions
A Hickville High Novel (#2 in the series)
by Mary Karlik
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Pub Date Apr 18 2015 | Archive Date Jan 15 2016
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Description
Justin is the kind of guy who can make Ryan forget her vow to change. He’s the kind of guy she should avoid at all costs. But he knows her soul secrets. He understands her and it is torture when she is away from him. But as she deals with the outward scars on her face and the inward shame of her past and Justin’s home life continues to spiral out of control, their relationship becomes as convoluted as their home life. Will they find the courage to open their hearts to each other in spite of their family drama?
A Note From the Publisher
Edited by Shelley Bates. Also available in digital format, $3.99, 978-0-9961556-2-5.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9780996155632 |
| PRICE | $14.00 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews
Sharon M, Reviewer
This was an enjoyable read. I really liked the plot. The story is about Ryan and Justin and how they fell in love. I thought the book was engaging as it discussed issues of bullying, teen violence, and mental health. I thought Ryan was a bold character. She was attacked by girls from the club she was in and became disfigured. However, she kept moving forward with her life. I thought it was really inspiring to read a book with a strong heroine. Also, it was great to see her fall in love with Justin. Justin saved Ryan from the attack, and I thought he was sweet. He has dealt with a lot of things in his past. He suffered from PTSD and it demonstrated that hero’s do not always have to be strong. They can be vulnerable and insecure as well. The ending was great. I can’t wait to read other books by this author and from this series. Overall, a great read.
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