The Wild

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Sabrina tenses from her seat. She was cool with every part of this move. The bears have her scared shitless though. I vowed I wouldn’t let her get killed by a bear. With the writing, I also feel as if the author just wants to get the mom out of the way so that the two protagonists can “get it on.” The author didn’t empathize with Sabrina and didn’t write her in a way for us, the readers, to have a chance to empathize with her either, but I did anyway. Lol I prefer not to read about certain subjects and I respect those who choose not to read this based on the same. Read books online free novels Hot Authors Sam Crescent, Zoe Chant, Mia Madison, Flora Ferrari, Alexa Riley, Lexy Timms, Claire Adams, Sophie Stern, Amy Brent, Elizabeth Lennox, Leslie North, Frankie Love, Jenika Snow, Madison Faye, C.M. Steele, Kathi S. Barton, Michelle Love, Jordan Silver, Mia Ford, Delilah Devlin, Bella Forrest, Alexis Angel, Piper Davenport, Dale Mayer, Eve Langlais, Random Novels I'm an open minded person and this book made me a bit uncomfortable at times, but the setting was unlike anything I've ever read before and I simply had to finish just out of curiosity alone.

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I mean, you are talking to someone here who has read alien smut, Gay Lord of the Orcs, Ravaged by the Barbarian Horde, and so much other glorious trash it's actually astounding. If you are familiar with K. Webster books, you will do just fine reading this one. If you are NOT familiar…PLEASE PLEASE Read, the WARNING!!! This book has quite a few MAJOR triggers for people… If you have the slightest fright about anything that is not inside the box, step away from this book now… Pinky Promise me that much… I will even add the warning for you here… NOW, if that, previously mentioned, had been handeled in the right way, this could have ended up being a masterpiece, this way, #sorryNOTsorry but it totally missed the mark for me.

I’m not gonna give anything away but Reed’s logic confuses me. It’s just a personal opinion that it better to rip a bandaid off than peel it off one hair at a time.

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Her eyes are filled with love and happiness. I knew this move would be life changing. We’ll eventually pull Sabrina out of the dark hell she lives in. With time, everything will be perfect.I shrug. “Not a promise I can make, Pip. If it comes between a bear living to catch another fish tomorrow or my baby girl remaining unharmed, you better believe I’m going to kill that bear.” According to data compiled by the Wildlife Land and Water Coalition, people are forty-five times more likely to be killed by a dog than by a bear, one hundred and twenty times more likely to be killed by bees than a bear, and an incredible two hundred and fifty times more likely to be killed by lightning than a bear,” Devon chirps from behind me, her long skinny leg stretched out to nudge me in the arm to get my attention. So being quite the oblivious ostrich that I sometimes am, I jokingly (as I tend to be) said, "A book that keeps coming up in my feed as 'offensive' and 'too taboo' and for which I might get raked over the coals for liking? Sign me up!!!" I just think all this drama is kind of ridiculous, though, so I had just had to say my piece on that. Wild K Webster has always been a piece of me. We share the same birthday. Both our current and former boyfriends play video games instead of a sport (I know, right?). And we really want to go to the same college despite all our differences. My favorite characters from The Wild K Webster are: the wild k webster Kindle , the wild k webster summary, and the wild k webster audiobook . You’ll love them like I do!

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She lets me use her as an outlet so I can come. So she can tie us together—no matter how loose it is—in the only way she knows how. It’s always been enough. Just barely. Now, that being said, cause I had to say something to ease of the burning issues on my mind, and not really touching the storyline of The Wild by K Webster, so I don't spoil it for those who CAN find the EXPLANATION of the actions unraveling in the story. We go into this book and are introduced to a very sad family of three. The parents lost one child and are now only left with their daughter Devon who asks her father, who's named Reed, why her mother seems like she loved her son more since she doesn’t talk to her anymore and Reed has to explain to the ten-year-old, selfish little Devon that her mother is just going hard times and that she loves her as equally as she loved their dead son. My mouth tries for hers but she turns her head to the side. It’s as though she punishes herself from all forms of pleasure and happiness. If Drew couldn’t have it, then why should she. It kills me that she thinks this way.I roll my eyes. Anytime Sabrina is depressed, she plays it off as a headache. She knows I won’t argue it and she can sleep in peace. “It’ll be dark soon. Want to explore, Pip?”

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I mean, I guess I "get" what she was trying to say...but to suggest that people are cowards and close-minded for NOT wanting to read something they feel doesn't align with their likes and values is kind of, well, passive aggressive, no? Almost like a taunt.Genesis 30 V 32-36. Lot and his daughters. The holy grail of incestuous relationships. Would we then condemn the Bible because of Lot and his daughters? Does that singular act negate its message and content? Right from the start, there were some interactions between Devon and her daddy, Reed, that raised my brows. They were just a little too close for my comfort, long before the mom bit the big one. It was clear that there was an attraction between the two early on. The events that followed only served to fuel the fire that was already raging, not spark something that was never there. I read fiction to escape. I like to be taken out of my comfort zone. I enjoy a book that's outside the box. But I also find that I need the underlying message to be a positive one. And while some may argue that this book was a romance, although one in the unlikeliest of situations, I'd disagree with that. But that's fiction, right? The way that we read it is entirely subjective. And when you put strong content out there, you can expect strong reactions. My review being one. That Drew would have loved the wilderness. Our son was adventure on top of adventure. A true wild one. Did I mention there was, literally, thousands of acres? Can you understand why this book isn't even worth a tenth of the aggravation it caused? Sigh.