Suspicion (Private #10) in Private Series

Oct 13, 2009 PurplyCookie rated it did not like it

Shelves: book-series, young-adult, boarding-school, bitch-lit, guilty-pleasure, revenge

Even though this series has never been realistic, it was nevertheless entertaining and intriguing, keeping me looking forward to the new installment. But now this series has gone from unrealistic to downright ridiculous.

Reed has turned into a one-woman circus. She attracts jerks, jealous psychos, murderers and stalkers like moths to a flame. I am considering abandoning this series, something that I hadn't considered before, that's how bad things have gotten. I'll await the third installment of ...more

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Dec 13, 2009 Erica Alyson rated it it was amazing

Shelves: young-adult, suspense

In this book poor Reed's luck (or lack there of) gets worse. Is there anyone who wants Reed alive?

I don't really like Reed with Upton, he seems to much of a player. But all Reed has planned is to spend quality time with him, when of course someone tries to get her.

All on vacation in St. Barths. I like Sawyer. I was very upset that Josh didn't try to contact Reed at all. He was at Easton with Ivy. I really like Josh with Reed but after him not contacting her I want her with Sawyer.

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Aug 16, 2009 Ari rated it it was ok

Shelves: read-in-2013

Meh. It's been a long long time since I've read a Private<.i> novel and it was surprisingly easy to delve back into the world of the rich and relatively carefree. I remembered most of the characters and although I don't remember the personality traits of anyone except Reed and Noelle (and even Noelle I suspect I only really remembered because Reed describes her character so often based on Noelle's words and slightest of actions) that didn't affect my attitude towards this book. I found the plot ...more

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