Bully: 1 (Fall Away)

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Overall, I was very disappointed with the narrative here and I couldn't get behind the relationship or the insinuations made on the subject matter here. The central focus of Bully sticks with the relationship between our severely annoying protagonist, Tate (and in case you were wondering, she's a she, and to furthermore weird you out, her full name's actually TATUM. Of course she just had to be one of those “I’m gorgeous but I don’t know it” characters for this story to get anywhere.

What can I say I really loved this book the story had me from the start it always left me wanting answers with every page turned. Here we meet a young sixteen year old teen going by the name of Tate, her real name is Tatum Brandt. That probably doesn't even make sense, but if you're an angst whore like me, you'll know what I mean. you could tell he and Tate had a love/hate thing going on, and I could tell there was some reason he was acting the way he was.Their books have been translated into twenty languages and include The Fall Away Series, The Hellbent Series, The Devil's Night Series, and the stand-alones, Misconduct , Punk 57 , Birthday Girl , Credence , and Tryst Six Venom . As a general rule, behavior like his is a result of some sort of extreme hurt but for the life of her, Tate couldn't figure out what she did to wrong him and she was hurting deeply both for their lost friendship and for the pain he was causing in her life.

It’s obvious from the beginning he harbors some deep feelings for Tate and when he finally, after much coaxing, lets Tate in it’s a beautiful thing. And one of the best scenes of the whole book was when Tate fought for her man it was the best thing ever! Her father is out on business, leaving Tatum by her lonesome at home, with a grandmother who occasionally checks in on her (though that was a little hard to believe, I suspended my disbelief enough to follow the story).And I'm not talking about the manufactured angst, stupid decisions, at at times gratuitous sex scenes. But as much as I wanted to hate him, I can't deny that I was always wondering what was buried right below the surface to make him act the way he did because you just knew there had to be something. He blared music late at night so she couldn't sleep but covered for her at school when she was in trouble.