Pretty Reckless (All Saints High Series #1) This series is a tough read, the roads are not easy and there is a lot of heartbreak and hurt along the way, but I am so glad I finally got round to reading them.

I chose to write some parts of my blog review with SPOILERS, something I don’t normally do because I needed somewhere to write down my thoughts on some of the events in this series, and I think the best place is on my own blog, where it doesn’t run the risk of ruining it for as many people. I have written spoiler free reviews on Goodreads which I will link here if you would prefer to read them: I have put my reviews for each book in order on this blog post, and all the links to buy on Amazon will be at the very bottom! I need to make it very clear, that there are SPOILERS in these reviews and I would recommend not reading this blog post if you haven’t read the series, or don’t mind finding out what happens. Going into these books I was dubious as to how I would feel about them, because I had heard that the original characters don’t act in the way you would expect them to, and in some ways that’s correct, but I am so happy I pushed through and read them. ASH is set mostly in high school and late teens, and is full of drama angst and heartbreak.

The All Saints High series revolves around the Totholes, the children of the four HotHoles from the Sinners of Saint series, although it’s not needed to have read the SoS series, I think it contributes to the reading experience of this series.

Once again, I’m late to the game in reading this series by LJ Shen, and I am still trying to prepare myself for the release of The Hunter and the Prey, part of the Boston Belles spin off series coming out in May, so I decided it was about time I read ASH and reviewed them.

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