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EXACTLY!!!!! All of this. Throughout the whole book I was yelling (out loud to myself 🤦🏾♀️) that Lowen was totally the bad one in this whole situation and that she was totally a psychopath herself. She even fit all the characteristics she described when trying to apply them to Verity. And don't even get me started on Jeremy...
Wow, this is a really interesting perspective. I'm actuallyin the "team manuscript" camp, but I really liked reading your thoughts. Very well thought out, and very well stated. Gives me more to think about myself!
This is perspective is interesting. I believe the manuscript is real, but now I have to go think about it a little more.
Very interesting perspective and I think I agree with most of it. I will add I found Jeremy’s instant connection to Low a bit unbelievable, so him loving her character makes a lot of sense. I don’t see that this makes the manuscript fake, though. I think Low can be psychotic and the manuscript can be real.
Absolutely agree! There is all this talk about writing a book from the villain's point of view = Lowen. Plus doesn't Verity mean truth?? ;)
I completely agree with this , lowen gave me unusual vibes particularly as she started the manuscript, the key point that stuck out to me was when she was sinking her teeth into the headboard, she wanted to leave a mark more impressionable than veritys to out do her and when she was purposley trying to get pregnant to manipulate jeremy and deciding what he wanted for him saying “he deserved bettter” i think there are lots of similarities between her and verity and thats why jeremy.
Verity also writes her books from the point of view of the villain.. so maybe this book is also written from the point of view of the villain.. Lowen
I don't agree.. Jeremy in the manuscript is his real self according to both the letter, manuscript and real life. So it doesn't matter if she fell in love with the book version because they are all the same person.
Does Lowen mean "lies"?
I cannot determine whether I believe the manuscript or not but definitely think some things in the letter don't add up.
Please..they were having a moment..at that time they both probably felt it was ok to not be safe during sex. She wasn't manipulating him.
She did say "he deserved better" only because she believed the manuscript to be true.
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EXACTLY!!!!! All of this. Throughout the whole book I was yelling (out loud to myself 🤦🏾♀️) that Lowen was totally the bad one in this whole situation and that she was totally a psychopath herself. She even fit all the characteristics she described when trying to apply them to Verity. And don't even get me started on Jeremy...
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Wow, this is a really interesting perspective. I'm actuallyin the "team manuscript" camp, but I really liked reading your thoughts. Very well thought out, and very well stated. Gives me more to think about myself!
This is perspective is interesting. I believe the manuscript is real, but now I have to go think about it a little more.
Very interesting perspective and I think I agree with most of it. I will add I found Jeremy’s instant connection to Low a bit unbelievable, so him loving her character makes a lot of sense. I don’t see that this makes the manuscript fake, though. I think Low can be psychotic and the manuscript can be real.
Absolutely agree! There is all this talk about writing a book from the villain's point of view = Lowen. Plus doesn't Verity mean truth?? ;)
I completely agree with this , lowen gave me unusual vibes particularly as she started the manuscript, the key point that stuck out to me was when she was sinking her teeth into the headboard, she wanted to leave a mark more impressionable than veritys to out do her and when she was purposley trying to get pregnant to manipulate jeremy and deciding what he wanted for him saying “he deserved bettter” i think there are lots of similarities between her and verity and thats why jeremy.
Verity also writes her books from the point of view of the villain.. so maybe this book is also written from the point of view of the villain.. Lowen
I don't agree.. Jeremy in the manuscript is his real self according to both the letter, manuscript and real life. So it doesn't matter if she fell in love with the book version because they are all the same person.Does Lowen mean "lies"?
I cannot determine whether I believe the manuscript or not but definitely think some things in the letter don't add up.
Please..they were having a moment..at that time they both probably felt it was ok to not be safe during sex. She wasn't manipulating him.
She did say "he deserved better" only because she believed the manuscript to be true.
