This Is All Your Fault, Cassie Parker

by Terra Elan McVoy

[layawaydragon]

I didn't realize until The Writer's Camp that Fiona was black. There was that little description and detail. I honestly don't see how the cover connects to the characters at all. With this and the author being white, I'm not classifying it as a diverse read. This feels just like every other status quo book. A throwaway line isn't enough to differentiate.

I haven't read Drive Me Crazy before reading this and I don't plan on it. It seems like this book would come first and Drive Me Crazy would come next to explain Cassie's weird behavior at the end. It doesn't feel resolved or had closure at all.

>>Fiona has a supportive family and they're well off. I agree with her friends, it must be nice being rich. They have their own nanny/housekeeper, and go out all the time.
>>Liked the Writing Camp.
>>Liked how mature and well the parents are handling the divorce and co-parenting.
>>Meh to everything else.