Riot House

Riot House

3.4 (14 beoordelingen)
2020 · Engels · Kindle · 3 edities
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Beschrijving

In a world where wealth translates to power, a group of elite young men stands at the top of the social hierarchy, running the glitzy, chaotic realm of America's most opulent lifestyles. With their extravagant parties and unrestrained indulgences, they seem untouchable, but beneath the veneer of privilege lies a darker core—one that reveals their moral depravity and lack of empathy.

The protagonists navigate the treacherous waters of high society, grappling with the consequences of their decisions and facing the fallout from their reckless actions. Amidst lavish escapades and the ever-present lure of excess, they are challenged to confront their own flaws and the impact of their lives on those around them.

Throughout the narrative, themes of power dynamics and the hunger for redemption are explored, inviting readers into a gripping tale that is as thrilling as it is reflective. As the characters push boundaries, they must ultimately decide whether to cling to their corrupt ways or seek a path toward genuine change.

Boekdetails

Formaat Kindle
Pagina's 465 pagina's
Taal Engels
Gepubliceerd apr. 29, 2020
Edities 3 edities

Recensies

Bekijk Alles

Well, what can I say that probably hasn't been written before in a review. I've just finished Riot House.I was expecting lots of bullying and trash talk between the top of the student hierarchy ie the Riot House boy's, Wren, Dash and Pax, and their mean girl cronies, this being a highschool bully romance, but although there is that in the book, its done with a more sophisticated touch.I've thoroughly enjoyed watching Wren obsess over Elodie, l thought I knew where it was heading, but was pleasently surprised by the twists and turns in the plot. At one point I felt like the book was going to go on forever, but it soon started to get intense.The ending was somewhat predicted but I was not prepared to who the bad guy actually was.Elodie is a seriously strong character dealing with a psycho father and having to deal with the aftermath of Tel Aviv. I also loved the way the information about her past was slowly revealed to the reader, and the flashbacks were so cleverly done I really wasn't sure who they really were about.I've not read the bonus content yet, but I am going to as a reward for completing this review first. It was a hard decision, because I really want to know what happened on Wrens birthday. This books got suspense, angst and all the feels you'd want in a book. I'm looking forward to the next book in this series.

November 10th 2020
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