I was so excited to read this once I'd finished the first one. Every spare moment I had, I'd sit down for 5 minutes to read a few pages. I wanted to read I in one go, I loved it so much. I finished it last night actually, I'd only gotten through a little bit of it over the past couple days then read most of it in one go. I really liked it.
There were bits, where I wish I could just slap some people into sense. I understood that this is probably how most court cases go and I was so frustrated by it as through parts of it I thought Stacey wasn't going to get justice and that's horrible to think that some people don't. There were also points where I wanted to slap the character, Bella. I had no idea what she was thinking getting back together with Harry when I first read that. I could've screamed.
I honestly wanted to cry when they said not guilty. Stacy hadn't got the justice she and others deserved. And the sad truth is that this probably happens a lot all around the world with both men and women. Because of lack of evidence, your word against theirs, people get away with inflicting physical and emotional pain on innocent people.
However much this wound me up to read this, I believe the author captured every aspect of what I imagine to happen in this situation and really brought it to light. She wrote this so brilliantly, I would believe she was writing it about herself.
It was truly an inspiring story of a girl who reaches her absolute lowest point and manages to turn that into something that makes her stronger.
There were bits, where I wish I could just slap some people into sense. I understood that this is probably how most court cases go and I was so frustrated by it as through parts of it I thought Stacey wasn't going to get justice and that's horrible to think that some people don't. There were also points where I wanted to slap the character, Bella. I had no idea what she was thinking getting back together with Harry when I first read that. I could've screamed.
I honestly wanted to cry when they said not guilty. Stacy hadn't got the justice she and others deserved. And the sad truth is that this probably happens a lot all around the world with both men and women. Because of lack of evidence, your word against theirs, people get away with inflicting physical and emotional pain on innocent people.
However much this wound me up to read this, I believe the author captured every aspect of what I imagine to happen in this situation and really brought it to light. She wrote this so brilliantly, I would believe she was writing it about herself.
It was truly an inspiring story of a girl who reaches her absolute lowest point and manages to turn that into something that makes her stronger.