I started borrowing this book from a lending website and then I bought it so I could finish it. I liked that this book has a love story between two teenagers in it and I like that there were a lot of movie quotes in here and it referenced lyrics to a song that I like. I also liked the friendship between the teenagers in this story. This book is about a teenage girl whose father drowned and she’s dealing with how she feels about that and trying to process it. Here’s a quote I like from the book:“...

2.5 stars(Source: I received a digital copy of this book for free on a read-to-review basis. Thanks to author Wendy Owens and Xpresso Book Tours.)This book wasn’t bad, I just didn’t find it very entertaining.I don’t know what it was about this book, but right from the beginning I just couldn’t connect with the characters, and didn’t really care either. The whole thing seemed to take forever to get through, and even when shocking developments happened, I just could not find it in myself to care.T...

Actual rating: 4.5Note: I receives a free digital copy of this book thanks to Xpresso Book Tours in exchange for an honest review.I honestly didn’t expect to enjoy this as much as I did. I had so many feels reading this book, and this book was so beautiful, telling the story of a girl dealing with suicide and finding love.Quick SummaryAddison (Addy)’s life hasn’t been easy. Navigating life while discovering shocking family secrets isn’t too simple, especially paired with Napoleon Blake, who Addy...

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**JOSIE'S 4.5 STAR REVIEW**Wash Me Away is such a powerful read that made me stop and think because of how real the storyline felt. While I was reading this book I lost myself in Addie’s journey. The author did an amazing job with the development of the characters. Depression and suicide ideation isn’t an easy subject matter to write about but the author did an amazing job on it. I felt the authenticity and struggle these characters had through her words. I loved that the story also provided res...

Wash Me Away by Wendy Owens was a book that I thought I would absolutely love. The book’s cover is stunning in a hauntingly beautiful sort of way and I’m such a sucker for beautiful covers! I have no problem admitting that they play a big part into which books I choose to read. The book’s description gives you just enough information to make you want to read more; I was intrigued to say the least. Unfortunately, this book did not quite live up to my expectations. I so, so wanted to love this one...

Storyline: 5Angst: 4Tissue: 3Value: 5Panty Scorching: 0Over All Rating: 4.5 StarsKindle eARCReviewed by RobinAddy Buckley has moved in with her Uncle and Aunt in Vermont after her father has passed away intragic accident. She’s “broken” but feels like she can’t share her true feelings about what happened with anyone. After being home schooled for the majority of her teen years, Addy will be a local student at a boarding school. For the first time, she’s making friends and with their help, maybe

Wash me Away is my first read by Wendy Owens. I have to say that she is damn good and this will not be my last.So I loved this book and it is a 5 star read but I am a selfish woman and I am giving it a 4.5 star because I didn't want it to end. I need to know what happens next in her life. I feel emotionally invested in this story...Trust me you will feel this same way once you have finished this book!Addy is the main character and she has had a very rough childhood and now she is free from all o...

I was given an ARC of Wash Me Away in exchange for my honest review. Wash Me Away is so different from the books Wendy usually writes, but let this prove...she can write anything. Wash Me Away was amazing. After the shocking intro the book started to slow down, but then BAM here comes the twists and turns that I wasn't expecting. I love the characters in this story, all of them. I do hope this will become a series because I am dying to hear from Leo, Julia, Miyagi, and Willow. Overall, amazing s...

I was given a ebook of Wash Me Away to review and I really had no idea what I was getting into when I started it. There was some deep, tough issues in the book, but I felt the author did a really good job with them.Likes:Addy was a great MC. I felt like I could relate in a lot of ways. I was pretty naive when I was younger and a little more sheltered. When she moved, she was forced into the “real world” and there was a lot she had to learn. She was smart, tough but had such a huge heart, even wi...

*I received an ARC of this book from the author. This is my honest review. HOLY CRAP.Having read Wendy's Stubborn Love series (*shameless plug), I knew I was going to cry. She is a master manipulator of heartstrings; it's why I love her books. Yet somehow, I was still unprepared for the emotional rollercoaster this book took me on. Addison Buckley is amazing. She is the perfect example of how the people who have suffered the most, are usually the ones who have the greatest capacity for love. She...

Wash Me Away by Wendy Owens is absolutely fantastic. This is the story of Addy. Addy has had a very traumatic childhood growing up. I will not give any spoilers away. However I will tell you this story flows very nicely and will keep your attention throughout the entire book. There are some twist and turns that will surprise you. In all of the Wendy Owens books that I have read, and I have read them all, I can tell you that you will feel the emotions of the characters. You will feel as though yo...

After losing her father in a flood, Addison moves from Missippi to Manchester to live with her aunt and uncle. She has to adapt to a new way of life after the childhood upbringing which has left her scarred. She has been home schooled until now and she doesn't look forward to meeting others in her own age group. Having friends is quite alien to her. Addison finds a best friend in Julia who is her complete opposite. Napoleon aka Leo befriends her too and they have a comfortable friendship. She se...

This is a beautiful book. One of the most powerful books that I've read. Even though a sad, terrifying past, these teens fingers each other and surpass these obstacles and learn to love again. Wonderful book and a must read. Thank you, Wendy.