Not all of them are good or healthy though. Noah is an incredibly deep and complex character who pushes Truly in so many different ways. Truly struggles with the lingering grief of losing her mother. The road trip is a mix of themes and plots which will pull at your heart, make you question the “villain” make you wish that some characters could be other than they are and allows you to see a maturing of the quartet as they complete their journey. Specifically after giving them such a polarizing present. Rhodes take her young, 18 yo characters, still fresh from high school and just learning to be in control of their lives and treat them on a month long journey.
They are now going to be traveling cross country together for the better part of the summer. The extra guy tagging along? It’s the “popular brother” Noah.Īt this point in the book, we’ve had an incredibly horrifying incident between Noah and Truly. The road trip was supposed to be a girls only adventure and follow the same path that Truly’s mom took when she left their small southern town for UCLA. Available on Amazonīecca then really throws a wrench in the works when she invites her boyfriend and his best friend along on the girls only road trip that she and Truly are taking over the summer. Truly goes from being dumped by one brother to being pursued by the other ….
His half brother is the popular jock that ran the in crowd. Truly dated the typical skater/stoner guy through high school. The story quickly gets more complex as we are introduced to Truly’s best friend Becca and the rest of the “popular” kids. She’s being dumped by her high school boyfriend. Truly is a young woman who we meet just after she graduates from high school. Let’s get to what made this book really roll.
Now, that’s all the warning and hard stuff. “Truly is a dark coming of age romance that explores themes of dub con and non con and happily ever after. Please keep the author’s warning below in mind when selecting this book. This is labeled as a dark romance, and it is. My true rating on this book should show as a 3.5 star read. I’m struggling with how to give a proper review to the work alone. However, due to some personal life experiences, this book was incredibly uncomfortable for me to read. As a piece of writing alone, this book is 5 stars. Truly is a dark coming of age romance that explores themes of dub con and non con and happily ever after. The author has included the following in her introduction to the book. WARNING: this is a very very dark romance. Background/genre: recently graduated high school seniors take a road trip during the summer between high school and college.
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