Saving You Saving Me - Kailin Gow

Saving You Saving Me by Kailin Gow

Date Released:  April 16th 2012
Publisher: theEDGEbooks.com
Pages: 290 pages
Format: ARC
Source: ARoMR Tours

Summary:

Sam never thought she would fall for the one mysterious guy she has been speaking to over the phone for months, the boy the counselors called Daggers. She wasn't supposed to talk to him outside of their sessions. But as she began to peel the layers of Daggers and learn who he is, the one boy she is supposed to be saving, might just be the one who is saving her.

Author: Kailin Gow is the author of over 100 books, with the majority of them for young adults. Her most popular series are: The Frost Series, PULSE Series, Desire Series, Wicked Woods, Steampunk Scarlett Novels, and more. A full-time author, she is also a producer, having worked in radio, television, and film. She grew up in Southern California, lived in Texas and England, and had traveled extensively around the world.

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My Review:

This book is Fifty Shades of Grey for Young Adults, no kidding, they are seriously alike. Note: I do not say this in a negative way. At all. I read this one before Fifty Shades of Grey and I must say I consider it like the in between, from a YA book to an adult book. Let's leave Fifty Shades for a moment and focus on this book:

Sam is a girl that has had to deal with a lot of complicated things are a very young age: her sister, an alcoholic mother, a father that doesn't seem to want her, and a part of her past that haunts her. Then young millionaire Collins steps into the picture along with a new job and a mysterious caller, and thing seem to start getting better.

Collins himself is a lot to take in, since he seems ta have huge problems of his own, and Sam is there to save him and help him get through this issues. This is what I most love about the book, that both character were saving and helping each other, there was no "I am the damsel in distress and you must help me." Also I really enjoyed that all of the supportive characters seemed to have their own little stories and where  basically very complete characters.

The only downside of the book was that sometimes the dialog between character seemed a little bit off, but I got past that, and am I anxiously awaiting for the next book in the series? YES!
Like I said, this book was Fifty Shades for YA, I really enjoyed and am looking forward for the next one in the series :)

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