Forbidden

Well written mostly, but too much drama and so much crying. Truly a very raw story, not a bad book actually. But definitely NOT for everyone. I like books with good plots AND happy endings, this book had a decent plot but undoubtedly one of the saddest endings I've read, ever! True respect for the author for going on to write such a detailed book with such a raw display of detail and emotion on such a controversial subject.

I mean... It's definitely an amazing story. It was so incredibly realistic from the beginning, almost so realistic that it was hard for me to read. But I like happy endings. And the ending doesn't make sense... [SPOILER WARNING] [SPOILER WARNING] [SERIOUSLY, STOP READING IF YOU ARE EVEN REMOTELY INTERESTED IN READING THIS BOOK. IT'S VERY WORTH TO READ] [STOP READING, IT WILL RUIN THE BOOK] It doesn't make sense that Lochie would go and do what he did, when he and Maya could both get reduced sentences and wait a few years instead... Especially since the outcome is foster care or foster care, trauma or trauma. It's not a solution a straight-A student would've come up with, as there are many other unresolved alternatives and variables he could've considered before making such an irresponsible decision. Compounding that fact is that he didn't even get a lawyer for advice. His rash decision is complete abandonment—Not a noble decision, let alone a heroic one.

First off its nasty!! And second of all I does not keep your interest and its disturbing!! And it ends with lochie about to die so there saying goodbye I don't see how that oils ever be a goodread!!!!