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Existing (Existing #1)

Beckie Stevenson

ebook | Pages: 340 pages

Rating: 4 | 620 Users | 31 Reviews

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Title	:	Existing (Existing #1)
Author	:	Beckie Stevenson
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 340 pages
Published	:	September 28th 2013
Categories	:	Sociology. Abuse. Romance. Young Adult. High School. New Adult. Fantasy. Paranormal. Contemporary

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This is a mature young adult book that is recommended for readers aged 17+. This book contains subject matter that has mature and disturbing scenes.

Roisin Williams is desperate to be the girl that blends into the background. She doesn’t really speak and she doesn’t want to be spoken to. This is the only way she knows how to protect the secret she’s kept hidden for her whole life.

Lance Williams knows that his daughter doesn’t behave like a normal seventeen year old girl and he’s worried. He decides a fresh start, away from their house that’s full of old, painful memories is a good idea. A new home, in a new city where no one knows her can only be a good thing for Roisin, right?

Wrong. Cannon Beach is home to Cabe Evans. He’s smart, polite, kind and ridiculously attractive, but he doesn’t date - ever. At school, he’s popular, outgoing and has all the girls falling at his feet, all of them except the new girl, Roisin, who seems to do everything she possibly can to avoid him.

When Cabe’s intrigue gets the better of him he tries to figure out why Roisin wants to hide from everyone, but soon finds himself caught up in a tangled web of deceit, torment and anger.

Can Cabe rescue Roisin before it’s too late, or will her secret be the death of her?

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this was a heartfelt story of abuse but also strong friendship,i really liked this story but i was a bit miffed that we never got to read what happened to the bitch hallie and how it played out also how rose's dad handled the situation by taking off after rose had friends and cabe to give her the support she would have needed ,im hoping the next book answers these downpoints of the story

Brilliant book, completely different to Beckie's first book but again well worth reading, cannot waiting until the next one comes out.

I don't know that this book really should be a five star, but I enjoyed the eff out of it so to me, it's a five star. Writing was better than decent, characters were felt, length was perfect for me as was pacing and the storyline took a turn that I had a clue about but it didn't go the way I thought it would. Despite the length, I was never bored with this book and couldn't believe that the second book wasn't out yet. Shoulda checked cause now I've got another series to keep track of. Sheesh.

I can sum up this book in one word: HorrendousSeriously. This is one of those books where you finish it and genuinely wonder if you were reading the same story as everyone else. I didn't read a single thing that didn't want to make me face-wall. The plot? Bad. The writing? Bad. The characters? Bad. And don't - don't even - get me started on the consistency. Seriously, don't. This review will never end.Plot: This was supposed to be about an abusive home. But having known people who lived in

Had potential, but I can't take anymore. The h is annoying me. I know we're in a ya here, but she seemed so mature at first. Now she's hot and cold and dramatic like any hs person, and that's not really my thing. And I soils really like a little more explanation here. What's cabes story? What's with the ghost? What happened for 4 days last summer? Why is the dad such a blind idiot? (Negligence anyone?!) And what is with all the parents being cool with the underage drinking and partying?! They're

Were to start the writing is not bad but the story had so many unrealistic flaws. Roisin lives with her dad step mom Hallie and little sister. She has been seeing a ghost since she was small and at school she has no friends and is kind of the school freak. Roisin is verbally en physically abused by her stepmother. But she puts up with it to protect her stepsister. So I ask myself why why why??? If you want to protect your stepsister isn't it better to tell your dad ? So they can lock up the

4.5 review to come...