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Bless Her Heart eBook Blakney Francis

I first have to say that this writer is talented. The reason for only three stars? I will explain:
What I liked: Smart writing, thought provoking, some likable characters...
What I didn't like: The main character Sloan. First, she is a 17-year old, but her inner thoughts sound much older - as is the case with a lot of YA books these days - supposedly to make us thing they are much smarter, which doesn't equal wiser. Not to give too much away, Sloan is a young girl who is a victim of a terrible act, and plays that card (the "poor me" card) to the end by victimizing ALL the people around her. I get she's angry, but being mean and self-destructing is not the answer. And the author should know better! But I get it - the angst is needed, just wish it would have ended earlier, so we could see a change that only happened in the last chapter of the book! By that time, I really disliked Sloan, and also felt cheated by the fact that,predictably, her change came about only after she suffers another loss!
There is another character in the book (an enemy of Sloan's) who voices exactly what I'd been thinking the whole time! Again, just wish it happened earlier in the book, thus giving our main character the chance to grow, change, realize, etc...
I hope Ms. Francis writes more books - I will definitely read them - as far as this one goes, one time is enough!


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Bless Her Heart eBook Blakney Francis Reviews

Slow at first, but then got going to such a powerful and emotional story. I enjoyed reading this book. Congrats
It's a must read!
I must tell you I really really enjoyed this book from beginning to end both times I read it!!!! Next I must tell you that I am being totally unbiased in this review..... even tho it is the second book if my beloved grand daughter...both books are fantastic reading and we are anxiously awaiting the next!
This story is such a tear jerker. I'm a huge Blakney Francis fan, and it's such a shame that she only has two books. Both of them are SO worth the money, though.

Note keep some tissues on hand.
I first have to say that this writer is talented. The reason for only three stars? I will explain
What I liked Smart writing, thought provoking, some likable characters...
What I didn't like The main character Sloan. First, she is a 17-year old, but her inner thoughts sound much older - as is the case with a lot of YA books these days - supposedly to make us thing they are much smarter, which doesn't equal wiser. Not to give too much away, Sloan is a young girl who is a victim of a terrible act, and plays that card (the "poor me" card) to the end by victimizing ALL the people around her. I get she's angry, but being mean and self-destructing is not the answer. And the author should know better! But I get it - the angst is needed, just wish it would have ended earlier, so we could see a change that only happened in the last chapter of the book! By that time, I really disliked Sloan, and also felt cheated by the fact that,predictably, her change came about only after she suffers another loss!
There is another character in the book (an enemy of Sloan's) who voices exactly what I'd been thinking the whole time! Again, just wish it happened earlier in the book, thus giving our main character the chance to grow, change, realize, etc...
I hope Ms. Francis writes more books - I will definitely read them - as far as this one goes, one time is enough!