Review - Cut by Kathleen Mareé

Title: Cut by Kathleen Mareé

Publication Date: October 1st, 2015

Paperback/Hardcover: 486

Genre: Young Adult, Romance

Find it at: Goodreads 

Summary: 
Penelope Price is a young woman who is utterly scarred and broken. She has been Cut. Residing with her best friend Rosalie since the sudden demise of her long term relationship, she finds herself severed from the world she once lived for. After months of Rosie suffering through failed attempts of trying to drag Penny back into some form of reality, finally, it happens.

A nightclub in Sydney leads to a strange encounter with Jay, a musician who at first meeting seems dangerous, but for unknown reasons there is an unconscious draw. When her inner turmoil dramatically ruins the night, it appears she may be worse off than where she started.

Will her wound ever heal?

Uninvited interest from the mysterious stranger messes further with Penny's emotional state, resulting in more confusion than comfort. He seems to be hiding behind his own secretive walls and she isn't sure she can trust him. The sudden return of her ex, Evan, who is persistent to fill in the reasons for their demise, exposes the shocking truth. Ultimately sending her into the lowest point of her existence.
Does she find her definitive end in the dramatic final scene of her story?

Has she been Cut?

Review:   

I have received this book as part of a blog tour in Exchange of an honest review.

I was pleasantly surprised by this romance. The characters are well-developed and it was easy to understand their feelings, actions and reactions.

I did like Penelope and Jay and the way their story and relationship developed.  Jay, especially, is so mysterious I couldn’t help but to want to learn more about him.

All in all, the story is very well-written and develops at a nice pace. I think the author did a great job creating these interesting characters.

I can’t wait for the next book in the series so I can find out what will happen to Penelope and Jay. 

Rating: Worth Your Time (4 Stars)