Seriously, did I date this author? The book was witty and incredibly funny, in an 'oh my gosh, I totally have done/said/ that before!', kind of way. That I must keep reading to unveil The Fate of these characters that I found insanely relatable. There was a sudden feeling of suspense that I felt while listening, which made me feel as though I couldn't stop listening. Kudo's to the Writer! It is extremely rare for me to find a novel that holds my attention enough to follow along, without my inner thoughts taking over. I did not set out with the expectation of this book impacting me the way it it. I think it could have been interesting if robbie and harper couldn't see each other's number, as a means of identifying each other.ĭang, that was a good one! I'm not going to lie.

In retrospect, i doubt there's much audience overlap between a teen-romance and a horror anime. After reading many of the other reviews, i found it interesting nobody mentioned Death Note's shinigami's eyes. The supernatural element was a nice touch as a mcguffin. I like stories where a female lead can have a male best friend who's reliable, always there for her, and not trying to date her. I also like robbie and hoped to hear more from him.

Despite the somewhat morbid premise, I'm pleased to say it has a happy ending. The two girls have a great time with laser tag, walking the dog, and dying hair. I like how the book is more about the best-friends aspect and less on romance (and even less on sex). I loved them both and this was no exception. I read two of Siera Maley's books previously, Dating Sarah Cooper and Taking Flight. She portray's the characters hesitancy, anguish, and excitement very well. I was a little nervous about the narrator since I didn't see any other books she narrated on audible, but she did a great job. I already read this book before, but I was excited when I saw Siera Maley is entering the audiobook market and knew I had to get the audiobook.

Colorblind by Siera Maley