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The End of Feeling

Cindy C. Bennett (Goodreads Author)

3.93 · Rating details · 1,843 ratings · 227 reviews

Benjamin Nefer seems to have it all. He’s the most popular guy in school, the star quarterback with college scouts looking at him, his grades are near the top of his class, he can get any girl he wants . . . but he hides behind his dream life to mask the nightmare of his reality.

Charlie Austin is the new girl. Forced to move in with a bitter aunt, she only wants to protect ...more

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Published March 31st 2014 by Creative Prose Publishing (first published March 30th 2014)

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Jan 06, 2015 Mysza rated it really liked it · review of another edition

This is a story about Benjamin and Charlie. Benjamin is the star quarterback, most popular guy at school, good student, confident and smug. He is also known for his heart breaking tendencies, girls throw themselves at him, he uses them and then leaves behind without a blink of en eye. Charlie is the new girl in school, she catches Ben's eye, but to his amazement, she doesn't fall for his cheesy lines.

With such basis, I was thinking I would get some angst and high school drama and sweet love sto ...more

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Jan 19, 2015 Kerri (Book Hoarder) rated it really liked it

Shelves: young-adult, romance, netgalley, read-now-netgalley, reviewed, difficult-subjects, awesome, read-in-2015

Yeah, I'm going to go ahead and give this 4.5 stars, because a;lsdkjfas, this book.

I'm sitting here at work and I actually teared up a little because this book was so sweet and heartwrenching, from start to finish.

Every once in awhile a book comes along that takes two flawed, so incredibly real characters and weaves a story about them that's emotional and amazing. This is one of those books, at least for me.

If you read the summary of the book, it actually tells you a lot about the plot, in a ...more

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Oct 01, 2015 Maida rated it liked it

Shelves: trauma, societal-commentary-criticism, disability-illness, socio-psychology, issues-of-class-or-social-standing, ya, socio-economic, romance, disturbing, coming-of-age

*3.75/5 stars*

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Jan 01, 2015 Karina Ramirez rated it really liked it

Shelves: teen-books, arc

3.75 Stars

Charlie is the new girl in town, after her grandmother passes away both her mentally ill mother and her move in with Charlie's aunt. Charlie refuses to be a burden, not accepting help from aunt to take care of her mother. She doesn't trust anyone to do it after her mother was sexually assaulted in a home for special needs adults thus resulting in her creation. She certainly won't entertain the idea of putting her mother away again much to her aunts dismay.

The last thing Charlie is t ...more

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Jan 09, 2015 Samantha rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: have-tissues-handy, young-adult, high-school-drama, family-secrets, 2015-reading

I received a copy of The End of Feeling via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

3.5 stars.

Benjamin Nefer has become skilled at the art of putting on an act. No one would guess what waits for him almost every night. Charlie Austin is just as skilled at keeping people away.

This book starts out pretty typical. Heartbreaker boy (Benjamin)sets his sights on the new girl. New girl (Charlie)knows she should stay away and brushes off his advances. Both of them carry secrets that they believe n ...more

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Nov 09, 2015 CeCe rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: did-not-finish, amazon-ku, dual-pov, audio-book, football, high-school

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Mar 06, 2015 ɑƨħŵɑɡ ♥Team Magnus Damora FOREVER♥ rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: 2015-reads, romance, drama, ya, shame-shame-shame, buddy-reads

Where do I even start with this book.

I really expected it to be good.. but I am so disappointed..

The writer had every cliché in YA romances written in this.. it's typical angst-filled book with troubled main characters who somehow connect and make each other better.. it was all been-there-read-that to me. Nothing new!

The thing that could have helped the book the most was heavy editing. It's 50+ chapter of cliché storyline that test your patience mainly. The longest I can see it be is 30 chapters ...more

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Apr 14, 2014 Shannen Camp rated it it was amazing

The End of Feeling is a remarkably heartfelt and touching story. I instantly fell in love with Charlie and, against my better judgment, fell in love with Benjamin as well. The struggles in their story bring to light the fact that beauty and truly miraculous things can be found in the everyday, and that the most important thing any one of us can possess, is love. I really don't know how else I can possibly say that I loved this book, but I did. Cindy always writes these very dynamic characters th ...more

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Feb 19, 2015 ♥♡¢σσкιє♥♡ (Krystle) rated it liked it · review of another edition

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I received this book for free from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.

This book tried a little too hard to be serious. It dealt with some very serious issues, but reading about how the characters dealt with their problems just didn’t feel natural.

Benjamin is a star football player, the most popular guy in school, and a complete womanizer. His life see ...more

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Mar 14, 2015 Carrie Gulledge rated it liked it

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I'm not entirely certain how I feel about this book. The writing was pretty good, the main characters were well developed for the most part, and I applaud Bennett for taking on some harder issues while trying to still write an essentially light teen romance. But...

I don't know how much experience Bennett has had with people with special needs. My youngest brother has Down Syndrome, and my best friend growing up had a little brother who's bir **This review may contain spoilers. Read at own risk.**

I'm not entirely certain how I feel about this book. The writing was pretty good, the main characters were well developed for the most part, and I applaud Bennett for taking on some harder issues while trying to still write an essentially light teen romance. But...

I don't know how much experience Bennett has had with people with special needs. My youngest brother has Down Syndrome, and my best friend growing up had a little brother who's birth was the same as what was described for Cora, resulting in brain damage and life-long mental disability. While I know that some people with mental disability do go to Daycare, in general, they aren't all sitting around playing games all day. They aren't little kids in adult bodies - while they have much lower maturity levels, to describe them as big kids all the time isn't fair. My brother works full time through a disability program doing lawn care - he works very hard all day, 3-5 days a week. My friend's brother never acted like he was an exuberant large child - he was quiet and reserved. While I know that, as with Neuro-typical people, they come in different shapes and sizes and personalities, it seemed like Bennett just blanketed this child like behavior over all of the mentally-disabled people in this book. Furthermore, Cora's selfish behavior regarding where she wanted to live and what she wanted to do is also not typical of mentally-disabled people - 9 times out of 10, they are VERY centered on what they can do to bring others happiness. Again, I get that not everyone is going to be the same, and there are going to be times that they will throw fits over what they want because they don't know any other way to get out what they are feeling or what they want. I just... it felt wrong, the way Bennett portrayed Cora as a self-centered child in an adult's body. There was only one scene where she really dropped the self-centered act to provide Charlie with comfort. This has just not been my experience with the mentally-disabled, and I wish Bennett had provided more in-depth with the characters, giving them a range of personalities.

My other BIG issue with this book was the way that people completely overlooked Ben's dad (view spoiler) That's not real life. I know that society today can be a horrible disappointment, but (view spoiler)

Last - that ending. As soon as I got to the ending scene, I just skimmed because seriously? It just felt like a copy cat of the ending of that Cinderella movie Hillary Duff was in. (view spoiler) The whole ending felt very cliche and boring.

So, while I liked most of the book, there were enough things wrong with it for me to only give it 3 stars.
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Jan 05, 2015 Julie rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: book-in-exchange-for-review, romance, young-adult, netgalley

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I don't have any friends that have read this one so I really had no idea what to expect. Especially since I've never read anything by this author either. What I found out is that Cindy C. Bennett writes about horrible stuff. Horribly tragic stuff. I don't know if I would be able to write things like this. Most of the book was completely heart wrenching and I just don't see how she didn't dread getting up in the morning knowing that she was going
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I don't have any friends that have read this one so I really had no idea what to expect. Especially since I've never read anything by this author either. What I found out is that Cindy C. Bennett writes about horrible stuff. Horribly tragic stuff. I don't know if I would be able to write things like this. Most of the book was completely heart wrenching and I just don't see how she didn't dread getting up in the morning knowing that she was going to have to work on such a depressing story.

You know, I've kind of gone back and forth on my rating for this one. For a myriad of reasons. While this story is very sad but with a lot of depth, I still felt a tinge of disconnect between me and the characters. It was almost as if I didn't know them enough. Now that could very well be because I was trying to distance myself from what was going on in the novel ... like I said ... sad ... or it could be that the characters just weren't fully developed. Anyhow, I would have liked to have delved a little deeper into the main characters. Some people will probably be upset with my saying that because this is a Young Adult novel and come on, kids read it. But that just isn't how the YA genre works anymore. I would bet that just as many (if not more) adults read the YA books than the kids it was intended for. That being said, I don't think that the author wrote FOR young adults ... it was clearly written for anyone. It was a story that needed to be told. Even if it yanks your heart out of your chest, stomps on it and then tries to shove it back in using some tongs and an ice pick.

I know, weird way to put it but just when you think this story can't get any more sad, it does. Just one page after another was more horrible stuff and I think that if one more bad thing happened to these kids, it would have sent the story over the line and it would have looked ridiculous. I know that I don't want to read about characters that NEVER get a break.

The ending was a bit ... meh ... for me. I don't know what I expected but I wanted more. I like how it ended but I didn't. Does that make sense?!? Probably not because it doesn't make sense to me. The story line felt like it had reached this peak and then for the ending to just ... peter out, it was a little depressing. But that was about par for the course on this one because everything was sad. Even the romance was sad. But the story was well written. Except I didn't like the ending. Which I also liked at the same time. Do you see why I didn't know whether to give this one 3 or 4 stars? I guess I shouldn't downgrade the stars just because something is sad especially when the author wrote these depressing pages beautifully.

Anyway, good book from a new author and I'm excited to see what she will write next. Hopefully nothing so sad. ...more

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Feb 25, 2015 Tessa rated it did not like it

Shelves: audiobooks, selfish-main-characters, run-away-run-away, boring, just-plain-silly, if-i-were-12, shallow, what-s-the-point

I don't even know where to start with this book. It felt so inconsistent and useless that I couldn't even care.

Benjamin is such a cliche and, to be honest, so is Charlie. They remind me of Alex and Britney from Perfect Chemistry, just less entertaining that them. I cannot call this story anything besides cliche. And the writing is for 16 years old, accentuating the character's outer features but describing them in simple words when it comes to their internal feelings/aspects. Really disappointed I don't even know where to start with this book. It felt so inconsistent and useless that I couldn't even care.

Benjamin is such a cliche and, to be honest, so is Charlie. They remind me of Alex and Britney from Perfect Chemistry, just less entertaining that them. I cannot call this story anything besides cliche. And the writing is for 16 years old, accentuating the character's outer features but describing them in simple words when it comes to their internal feelings/aspects. Really disappointed. And this book had only high mark ratings :( .
Her best friend is also a cliche. She's perfect and she's her BFF despite knowing each other for what? a few days? She's new in town after all...

I don't understand why she hated her aunt that much. She was such a child. The only mildly interesting part was the fact that she had diabetics. Still we're not getting a lot of insight regarding that issue either. There is no depth to this story, or to the characters :( .

If I hear one more time how gorgeous Benjamin is and how bad he is for her I'm going to throw myself down the window. Also, what's with those conversations? a 10 years old could imagine more interesting speech. Also, why does the author keeps on calling her mature when she's clearly not? Author, who are you trying to fool here? Us, or yourself?

I didn't really feel the romance so to say. It felt rushed and predictable :( . Her aunt was (view spoiler) She was just immature and wanted a normal family, like all children do. The ones at fault are her parents for caving in to her demands and not teaching her to love her sister. It's also nice that now she's trying to make amends for that.

Also, I find it hard to believe that a group of friends could be so nice, especially teenagers, they are really shallow, but ok, it's better than to get more drama anyway. In this book things got solved way too easy... (view spoiler)
I don't get this book's message...

The title is fitting though It did made me stop feeling for the story or any of the characters XD. ...more

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May 15, 2014 J rated it really liked it

4.5 stars. A wonderful story again about high school age students which is the norm for a Cindy Bennett book. Also norm is no overt sex. Ben has been left by his mother to live with his extremely abusive father. The mother needed to get Ben's younger sister and herself out of the house before the father killed them. She mistakenly thought Ben was old and strong enough to take care of himself. Ben has hated her for never coming back for him. He has also become the campus lothario, the star footba ...more

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Apr 07, 2014 Michelle Chamberlin rated it it was amazing

Be sure you have tissues handy! Cindy Bennett does a fabulous job of tugging at lots of heart strings with this novel. Finding out what happened to Charlie and Benjamin became extremely important to this reader! You will love this book!

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Aug 18, 2014 Carrie (Bears Read Too) rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: young-adult

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I am going to start with a huge PLUS... that cover is so awesome! It's crisp and so meaningful.

Now, let's get to the book.

I'm really torn with this one. I loved Cindy C. Bennett's first (to me) book, Heart On A Chain. It was phenomenal. I loved it. I'm not comparing the two books because that's not right, but after being so happy with Heart On A Chain I was very excited to read The End of Feeling and ...more

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Aug 29, 2017 Vikki Vaught rated it really liked it · review of another edition

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I thoroughly enjoyed this emotionally charged story from start to finish. I am so glad I found this book. I will be looking for other books by this amazing author. Happy ☺reading 📚!

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Apr 18, 2019 Kiesha rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Good read

It was a great read not to much angst but it’s there. The story behind Ben’s family made me cry. The friendship and love between Ben and Charlie is relatable and real

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Feb 12, 2015 BookHookup rated it it was amazing

Ana: 5 stars! This is a story about secrets. It’s a story about how we can make assumptions about people and what their lives might be like. It’s a story about surviving all that life can throw at you. And, ultimately, it’s a story about how even a messy life can have a bright spot…and even people who believe they’re too broken can experience happiness. The emotion meter on this book is off the charts.

Both Charlie and Benjamin have baggage that other people their age don’t have. Benjamin deals w Ana: 5 stars! This is a story about secrets. It’s a story about how we can make assumptions about people and what their lives might be like. It’s a story about surviving all that life can throw at you. And, ultimately, it’s a story about how even a messy life can have a bright spot…and even people who believe they’re too broken can experience happiness. The emotion meter on this book is off the charts.

Both Charlie and Benjamin have baggage that other people their age don’t have. Benjamin deals with an abusive father in the only way he knows how and, on the outside, closes himself off from feelings to keep from being more hurt than he already is. He lives a life free of commitment and all the complications it brings. But, he also lives without love. The story of his life, both past and present, broke my heart slowly and completely. I was amazed by his strength to carry on and his determination to move forward and grab more from life than he currently had. Charlie, the new girl, deals with diabetes and tries desperately to keep a secret about her mom. When these two meet, they discover that what they may truly need first and foremost is friendship. But, lucky for us, what they get is love. I really enjoyed watching their relationship grow, seeing them realize how much they could help each other, and absolutely loved hearing the story from both of their points of view.

Parts of this book were tough to read but other parts made my heart glow. This story was treated with the utmost of care by the author. The characters were allowed to feel happiness, sadness, loneliness, shame and, ultimately, love. And you may be thinking that that happens in all books but I believe that, sometimes, it feels forced. Here it felt real and genuine. It felt like like these two were part of my world even though my life is very different from theirs. They needed each other and I needed them to find happiness. This book was a win win! So, would I recommend it? Definitely! I loved these characters and my heart enjoyed the roller coaster of the storyline and the wonderful ending. So, go on…give it a try…I think you’ll love it too!

Celeste: 5 huge puffy heart stars

I loved, loved, loved this story. I adored everything about it… yes, everything. The characters, the writing style, the romance, the sadness, the hope…every single page owned me. I read this from start to finish in one sitting.

I think the magic came from the beautiful way it was written. The words were so simple, yet I could feel each and every secret weighing the characters down. Without even realizing it, both Benjamin and Charlie became so so very real to me and I was embedding in their lives. Told in alternating POVs I truly knew the struggles both Benjamin and Charlie had to deal with…and wow, it was some very heavy stuff. These two were incredible strong people, total survivors with huge hearts, both just waiting to be truly loved. It turns out that was by each other.

Benjamin was all game at first glance, but in reality his life was far from perfect. He was still so positive, so confident, and so determined. I loved that about him. However, it was his realness that drew me to him. He let Charlie in even though it wasn’t his normal routine. He didn’t tell her his secrets right away, but he slowly opened his heart to her more than he had with anyone else. I could feel the trust building between them, even though it was fragile.

Charlie had so many things going on I don’t even know how she got up in the morning. She was so strong, so beautiful, but it turns out her beauty ran deeper than the surface and she was lovely inside and out. She too, kept her secrets from Benjamin, but step by step she let him in, and I loved how she was willing to put her heart on the line to find out if what they had was real.

Le sigh. I know…so romantic…

The ending was absolutely full of feels and I may have gotten a little misty eyed. I knew I’d get my HEA and my heart was warm all over when it happened. However, I do wish there had been a short epilogue. I know, I know…I’m so greedy…it’s just that I need to know everything turned out alright down the road.

Rec this? Yes, yes, yes! A sweet book that tugs at your heartstrings but makes you believe in love. ...more

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Dec 20, 2014 Rin ♔ rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: 2015-reads, young-adult, arc

• 2.5 stars •

He's Benjamin, Benjamin Nefer, the guy all of my friends warned me about. The guy who, on my first day here, tried to ensnare me. Who would use me and dump me at moment's notice.

I'm gonna be very frank: I almost died from boredom because of this story.

Benjamin Nefer is that guy in school. He thinks he's God's gift to the female kind, he's a jock, he breaks hearts. He's the stereotype of what a popular guy is. But underneath that façade, he's an unfeeling bastard (ha!) and actually s ...more

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Apr 15, 2014 Karla rated it really liked it

Shelves: favorites, stand-alone, contemporary

I loved this book! I don't usually read contemporary or whatever the genre is for The End of Feeling, because I usually live for the high fantasy/paranormal etc, books. But every once in a while I stumble on books like these and I while I don't like all of them, but I ended up loving this one.

This is your typical story about a guy is a playboy-who breaks girls hearts and not interested in a real relationship- and the girl who is immune to his charms and not interested him at all. Benjamin pursue I loved this book! I don't usually read contemporary or whatever the genre is for The End of Feeling, because I usually live for the high fantasy/paranormal etc, books. But every once in a while I stumble on books like these and I while I don't like all of them, but I ended up loving this one.

This is your typical story about a guy is a playboy-who breaks girls hearts and not interested in a real relationship- and the girl who is immune to his charms and not interested him at all. Benjamin pursues Charlie, short for Charlotte, and when she is warned away from him by the new friends she makes, she doesn't fall for his lies and charms and so Benjamin, thinking that she's into girls, decides to just become friends with her. And after a while, we begin to notice that they what they feel for each other is much more than friendship.

Now, on another note, they both have secrets that they don't want to get out and discovered, so they're all secretive and while we get to read from both their POVs, which was exceptional written so props to Cindy Bennet for that, we get to see what they're hiding exactly (view spoiler)

It kind of seemed a little long and I get that it was dragged out so that they can take their time to fall in love with each other and not have it be instalove, but I think it could have been better if it was a little bit shorter ( and if they could have spent the time getting to know each other a little more instead of it being half-assed with all their secrets they kept from each other) but somewhere near the 75% is when they start revealing their secrets little by little and that makes it better. Near the end, when Benjamin comes to realize that those panic attacks that he was always getting was actually him feeling love, that he feels love for Charlie, and then he decides that he doesn't want to love her because he doesn't want to feel anything and doesn't want to see her get hurt, so he decided to break up with her, hurting her and himself in the process. That was one of the hardest things I had to read but it was nice seeing them grow because of it (don't worry they get back together and it's sweet and everything.)

Very well written and good story, definitely one of my favorites! ...more

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Jan 02, 2015 *P rated it it was amazing

Shelves: jerks-i-love, college-hs-love

4.5 Star Review

This was a very unique story of the hot guy falling for the new girl. See Benjamin, said "hot guy" is really damaged and after being hurt, he refuses to feel. He uses girls and has quite the reputation, but they just can't seem to stay away from him. Enter Charlie, she is the new girl and like Ben she has her own secrets that keep her a little distanced from others. The two enter a relationship based solely on friendship but things change and feelings start to develop.

I loved that ...more

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Sep 04, 2015 Krista (Miura Haruma-san, I will always miss you) rated it liked it

Shelves: own-ab, ya, disposable-chars

This book was tolerable, and I say this as someone who used to love romance but now avoid it like the plague. That doesn't mean it's good. It's all right.

But seriously, let's talk about Ben's dad. No. Just no. I get that the author wanted to make his home life all sad and pitiful so that he could be excused for his womanizing ways, but if you're going to go the sad and pitiful route, you have to follow through and make it believable. And no, I don't mean that Ben (view spoiler) ...more

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Jan 06, 2015 Sara rated it really liked it

Shelves: netgalley, young-adult, abuse

I received The End of Feeling from Netgalley for free for an honest review.

Charlie and Benjamin both have secrets they hide from others out of fear of what others will think of them. Some secrets are bigger than others. Charlie hides that she's a diabetic so no one will treat her like she's sick. She hides that her mom is like a child. Innocent. So no one will make fun of her, or think Charlie is the same way.

But Benjamin hides that his dad beats him nearly every single day. He hides by putting ...more

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Dec 25, 2014 Norlin rated it really liked it

While this might seem like a typical story of a popular jock trying to win the heart of a pretty yet "tough nut to crack" new girl, there are a few things that makes it different. Unlike most Y.A books that always seem to focus on how sexually attracted the guy and/or girl is to each other, this one focused more on feelings or in Ben's case; the lack of it.

Ben is the popular playboy who goes by the rule of only going on a date with each girl twice before dumping them. It doesn't say that he slee ...more

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Jan 24, 2015 Adele rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: favourites, reviewed, arcs, stand-alone, contemporary, romance, young-adult, 2019-read

I received a copy of this book from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

We start of this story with Benjamin’s point of view. We learn right away that he has a tough home life. In turn, this affects his life in general. We then see another point of view. We meet Charlie. Forced to live with her aunt, the only thing she wants most in life is to protect her mother from the worlds cruelty.

Forced to overcome their fears, they grow close. Feelings that weren't meant to happen, happen. It gets ...more

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Jan 04, 2015 Drita rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Thanks to the Publisher @ Netgalley for free gifting this nicely written tale.
Life is full of challenges no doubt about it, getting up and facing them everyday its a gift we got to be thankful for. Beautifully told story, great dedication and thank you for pouring your soul to us.

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Jan 23, 2015 Sherry Gammon rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

What a beautiful mess this story is. Tragic, heartwarming, uplifting and thought provoking. The End of Feeling is one of those stories that will endure, will stay with you long after you have read it. I touching story of love and enduring. Great job, Ms. Bennett...again!

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Apr 09, 2014 Aimee (Getting Your Read On) rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: ebook-i-own, clean-romance

Good story! Satisfying and emotional. Clean! I really enjoyed this one.
Content: physical abuse with some description, mention of rape and molestation

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May 16, 2014 Angie Workman rated it really liked it

Cindy's a great writer, and I always enjoy her novels, but I really liked the depth and uniqueness of this book's subplots. ...more

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Jan 18, 2015 Fari rated it liked it

Shelves: stand-alones, opinion-pretty-good, genre-contemporary, genre-young-adult, 2015, e-arc

I definitely had problems with it that I can't ignore but it was still pretty good and I liked it. :)

Review to come.
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Cindy C Bennett was born and raised in beautiful Salt Lake City, growing up in the shadows of the majestic Rocky Mountains. She lives with two daughters, and three dogs. She also has two sons and two daughters-in-law. She volunteers her time working with teen girls between the ages of 12-18, all of whom she finds to be beautiful, fascinating creatures. When she’s not writing, reading or answering ...more

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