See Through Me: A Lose My Senses Novel (Lose My Senses, #1)

by Sera Bright

• ISBN10: 1496139518
• ISBN13: 9781496139511
• Publish Date: 20 May 2014
• Publish Status: Active
• Imprint: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Format: Paperback (US Trade)
• Pages: 186
• Language: English

Reviews

[anastasia]

Wow!!!! See Through Me is the first book in the Lose My Senses series by Sera Bright. It is a New Adult novel told in first person past/present POV’s. I really enjoyed See Through Me thoroughly from start to finish. I loved the writing style, the characters were well thought out, it’s well-written, it has a steady pace, and just overall a great read! :D

There are many twists and turns, which keeps you on the edge, wanting to find out more, and keep turning the pages. I am eager to read the next installment, as well as reading more from this author!

I highly recommend it!

Read more of this post here:Blog Tour ~ See Through Me by Sera Bright

[boghunden]

Got an ARC from Netgalley.

I don't know what exactly it was that made me request this book, I just felt like this would be a great read. And it was.

I really, really, really liked the way this book was written! It switched between past and present and the tagline in each chapter really made me curious as to what was gonna happen. It worked very well. It's rare to find a book written like this. That being said, I do think the word "brat" was used too much.
This is a mature New Adult book, there are some nice and dirty scenes in there! I haven't seen that before - well, I have, but not this much in a NA book. It was refreshing and brave, I think. And it worked great.

The plot itself wasn't that interesting, but I kept on reading anyway. I wanted to know what had happened in the past. I do believe that Ash and Katie have somewhat of an unhealthy relationship. So much jealousy! It made me feel like they weren't really 19, but more like 16. It was jut a little too much.
The original ending in this ARC was a bit too vague for my taste, seing as this will be a series, but the author later added a scene at the end, which made me change my rating from 3 to 4 stars. I didn't know that an ending could mean that much to me, but apparently it did...
Also, it kind of reminded me of [b:Going Too Far|4570679|Going Too Far|Jennifer Echols|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1276962788s/4570679.jpg|4620030]

Because the ending was changed, I'll most definitely read the next book in the series.