Release Date: October 20
I’m everything he hates.
Troublemaker.
Slacker.
Gay.
But I’m only getting started.
I’m about to make Dad really proud with my newest life choices…
I fall for my best friend, Mia, who’s a freaking chick.
I’m dying to make out with my enemy, dude bro Brayden.
And best of all, I want to bone my new roomie, Drew, who happens to also be the school’s new hockey coach.
Senior year’s great.
I’m still the world’s worst human.
I’ve made all the wrong decisions, and when Dad gets wind of my newest mess, he might actually disown me this time.
But I can’t stop.
I don’t want to stop.
In typical Ashton Carter fashion, I wreck my life in the worst possible way.
It isn’t until it’s all torn apart, I realize I have a problem.
Me.
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My Thoughts and Review:
Nikki Ash and K Webster are two of my favorite authors. When they team up it typically results in magic happening. Torn Apart is everything I had hoped it would be and more.
This is told from the view points of 4 different characters. Brayden, the hockey player, and all around player. Mia, the gamer, tutor, college freshman, trying to escape her overbearing mom. Drew, the former NHL player, now hockey coach. Last but far from least... Ashton, the dean's openly gay son, slacker, and swimmer. Mia and Ashton are best friends. Brayden and Drew have an obvious history. When the four of them start interacting sparks fly, and jealousy roars.
"I'm matte in a glossy world." -Mia Torn Apart by K Webster and Nikki Ash
This line is one that I can really relate to. I truly loved Mia. To be completely honest I loved all of these characters. The boys were each unique to each other. They were each a little bit broody in their own way. I loved how Drew points out to Ashton that not everything needs to have a label. Labels are Black and White, where the world is shades of Gray.
I can not wait for the second book in this duet. I need the rest of this story.
This is told from the view points of 4 different characters. Brayden, the hockey player, and all around player. Mia, the gamer, tutor, college freshman, trying to escape her overbearing mom. Drew, the former NHL player, now hockey coach. Last but far from least... Ashton, the dean's openly gay son, slacker, and swimmer. Mia and Ashton are best friends. Brayden and Drew have an obvious history. When the four of them start interacting sparks fly, and jealousy roars.
"I'm matte in a glossy world." -Mia Torn Apart by K Webster and Nikki Ash
This line is one that I can really relate to. I truly loved Mia. To be completely honest I loved all of these characters. The boys were each unique to each other. They were each a little bit broody in their own way. I loved how Drew points out to Ashton that not everything needs to have a label. Labels are Black and White, where the world is shades of Gray.
I can not wait for the second book in this duet. I need the rest of this story.
Meet Nikki Ash
Nikki Ash resides in South Florida where she is an English teacher and mom by day and a writer by night. When she’s not writing, you can find her with a book in her hand.
From the Boxcar Children to Wuthering Heights to the latest Single Parent Romance, she has lived and breathed every type of book.
Reading is like breathing in, writing is like breathing out. – Pam Allyn
While reading and writing are her passions, her two children are her entire world. You can probably find them at a Disney park before you would find them at home on the weekends!
To learn more about Nikki Ash, visit: https://authornikkiash.com
Meet K Webster
K Webster is a USA Today Bestselling author. Her titles have claimed many bestseller tags in numerous categories, are translated in multiple languages, and have been adapted into audiobooks.
She lives in “Tornado Alley” with her husband, two children, and her baby dog named Blue.
When she’s not writing, she’s reading, drinking copious amounts of coffee, and researching aliens.
To learn more about K Webster, visit: https://www.authorkwebster.com
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