Reviews
Loved it. I don’t care what anyone says , I love Warner. I love him!! I really enjoyed getting to see what he thinks, what he truly feels, and ugh, he’s one of the good ones. And the way he’s completely in love with Juliette… Incredible. INCREDIBLE.
Destroy Me was incredibly interesting to read, mainly because it finally lets you into Warner’s head.For the first time, you truly get to understand his thoughts — what motivates him, what drives him, and most importantly, what he feels. This novella adds so much depth to a character who previously came across as cold and distant.Honestly, I found it quite heartbreaking. The more you learn about Warner, the clearer it becomes how misunderstood he is and how lonely his world feels. His relationship with his father raises a lot of questions, and I’m genuinely curious to see whether he’ll eventually find the strength to stand up to him.Destroy Me feels like an essential piece of the story, and it only made me more invested in what’s to come.
I liked the look into Warner and how he genuinely liked her and wants the best for her. He relates to her experiences of abuse and loneliness well.
It was fun knowing what was going on in Aaron's mind but..yeah, it could be better. Also, it's kinda boring because like Juliette is not in the book at all, it's just Aaron with his father, but I like how in love he is with juliette and his dreams about her and the fact that he misses her, kinda cute.
This was a very sad read Important though because you finally feel sympathy for the vilain while realising that he is not the worst
⭐⭐⭐/5I expected it to be boring and eventful but it was the complete opposite. Knowing Aaron's point of view on what happened and his feelings towards Juliette was a beautiful thing to read. Aaron warner the man you are