Faith’s perspective

I love that we get a different story in the same family, from Faith’s perspective. It is interesting to see Faith’s life as it really is because we only knew her as the flawless perfect Valentine girl that everyone admires and is jealous of. Even though we got to see the original sister Hope who started off the series, it was sad that she would go off and live her own story and we wouldn’t be able to follow her anymore. Just like with the first book even though the characters are from a rich and famous family, she still felt relatable and her downward spiral and meltdowns were understandable with the amount of pressure she was always under. Everyone eventually cracks under pressure if you never get a break from it, and her smashing the mirror and shaving her head was a perfect example of that in the book. It reminded me a little bit of when Britney Spears shaved her head which is probably what this was inspired by. I love this book and I am currently listening to the next one in the trilogy. I have no complaints about the book itself. I just wished that Max Valentine the oldest out of the four siblings had his own book too

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