Her Secrets

by Breena Wilde

From the bestselling author of the BLURRED LINES series. Willow needs a miracle... Twenty-year-old Willow is a librarian in the tourist town of Bandon, Oregon. She's also been diagnosed with cancer. Two summers ago - before all hell broke loose - she met Austin. He was everything she ever wanted in a man: smart, funny, and gorgeous. But after eight perfect weeks he left, and she hasn't heard from him since. Until she receives an email from Austin asking her to meet him so he can explain. It might be a booty call, but Willow has to see him one last time, even if it's just to say good-bye.

156 pages, Paperback

First published July 24, 2014

About the author

Breena Wilde wrote the bestselling Blurred Lines series.

Reviews

[Belletab · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not available / author doesn't have any kindle or iBooks books, only paper

[Nara · Rating 1 out of 5]

I think this book doesn't make sense. At all, if I can say. With such heavy topics, it was very lack of sense. It better for longer story, not a short story. Infuriating because of the hero and heroine acts.


it says that she got cancer. High stadium if I can say so. But the emotion towards the disease was so lack. Like it was nothing.

And what more pathetic in this book? She got cancer, but the sex scenes was so hot and lots. LOTS of SEX. I didn't say that if you got cancer you can't have mind blowing sex. NO. Not at all. I just says that in this book, the scenes was so much. too much so it doesn't make sense at all.

And they said she may died in few months of her cancer.

How can you imagine a normal person forced to face that condition but she still enjoy sex so very much and she did it so much often like all she think was sex and sex with the hero, I mean, no pain?

Yes, no pain I guess. The pain did not describe it so well in this book. As if the heroine who suffer for the illness doesn't feel the pain at all.


Advice advice for the author : If you want to write a book with such heavy topics, be detail, and make sure your book didn't come in short story because it will end with HUGE annoyance and we, the reader, will not happily reading your book 'cause we are too busy to keep asking why and why.

And please, do your research before you put some heavy topic in your book. This book, I don't know, it was like : okay, I will make the heroine suffer from deadly disease, check, done. But it was nothing details in that part. Okay she was suffer, but where? where in the book describe she was suffer? No. The heroine seems normal to me despite the deadly disease tittle to her.

Despite all the lacks, the sex scenes itself was HOT. Really hot hottity hot with big H! But the hot scenes seems so unreal. Not make sense at all. The hero treat the heroine like she was a normal girl. Not a sick girl.

[Periwinklepsyche · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was a short read and I think the story was hasten that it didn't give its readers a chance to warm up with story.