Overview
What would you do for love? Nikki helps her boyfriend commit murder in this “dark, devastating, and realistic portrait of a girl in over her head” (Publishers Weekly). Nikki’s life is far from perfect, but at least she has Dee. Her friends tell her that Dee is no good, but Nikki can’t imagine herself without him. He’s hot, he’s dangerous, he has her initials tattooed over his heart, and she loves him more than anything. There’s nothing Nikki wouldn’t do for Dee. Absolutely nothing. So when Dee pulls Nikki into a crime – a crime that ends in murder – Nikki tells herself that it’s all for true love. Nothing can break them apart. Not the police. Not the arrest that lands Nikki in jail. Not even the investigators who want her to testify against him. But what if Dee had motives that Nikki knew nothing about? Nikki’s love for Dee is supposed to be unconditional…but even true love has a limit. And Nikki just might have reached hers.
Full Product Details
Author: Terra Elan McVoy
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
Imprint: Simon Pulse
Edition: Reprint
Dimensions:
Width: 14.00cm
, Height: 2.00cm
, Length: 21.00cm
Weight: 0.261kg
ISBN: 9781442421639
ISBN 10: 1442421630
Pages: 304
Publication Date: 08 April 2014
Recommended Age: From 14 years
Audience:
Young adult
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Teenage / Young adult
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
It's a dark, devastating, and realistic portrait of a girl in over her head in more ways than one. What McVoy (""Being Friends with Boys"") gets so powerfully right in this novel is the way that love can descend like a fog, impairing one's judgment and obscuring the truth.
It's a dark, devastating, and realistic portrait of a girl in over her head in more ways than one. What McVoy ( Being Friends with Boys ) gets so powerfully right in this novel is the way that love can descend like a fog, impairing one's judgment and obscuring the truth.
"It's a dark, devastating, and realistic portrait of a girl in over her head in more ways than one. What McVoy (""Being Friends with Boys"") gets so powerfully right in this novel is the way that love can descend like a fog, impairing one's judgment and obscuring the truth."
Author Information
Terra Elan McVoy has held a variety of jobs centered around reading and writing, from managing an independent children’s bookstore, to teaching writing classes, and even answering fan mail for Captain Underpants. Terra lives and works in the same Atlanta neighborhood where her novels After the Kiss, Being Friends with Boys, and Pure are set. She is also the author of The Summer of Firsts and Lasts, Criminal (an Edgar Award nominee), and In Deep. To learn more, visit TerraElan.com and follow Terra on Twitter at @TerraMcVoy.
