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Things were going so well until this took a turn for the worse. This reads like gay tragedy porn, now.

The beginning of this book is an uphill battle for the reader: Confusing and uninteresting. Finally got to a point where things are more engaging.

Still wondering how a marvelous book got such an ugly cover.

This is the third book I'm reading from this author, and while the story is engaging and interesting, it definitely uses the same plots from her previous books. "This is not a Love Story" was a masterpiece, and while I acknowledge the differences, this definitely feels too close to it. Wish she would build a complete different world and story.

I love the trilogy, but I find the writing to be a bit forced. :/

I wonder if there has ever been a main character this annoying and unsympathetic. I tried reading this in hopes it'd make me sympathize more with Tim, but really, he's just abusive, full of shit and a coward. The author really lost himself when creating this character in hopes of him being redeemable. He's not.

Gotta love angsty Gay Ya

Probably the best YA novel I've read in a while. It's so charming and the main character is so relatable.

At first, this read as if I had written it, a collection of some of my thoughts. But then this took a turn for the heartbreak and I can only see tears waiting ahead.

At first, this read as if I had written it, a collection of some of my thoughts. But then this took a turn for the heartbreak and I can only see tears waiting ahead.

Cute.

This is a hard read. Not because I'm uninterested, but rather because I can't deal with how entitled the Nazis acted. Hate them with all my heart.

Can't believe there hasn't been a sex scene yet. Had to skim my way through the next 20% and didn't really find it at all. This trilogy's main flaw is how it drags out the romance to an unending limit.