VBT# Loving Liberty - Belinda Boring

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Review: Loving Liberty - Belinda Boring - July 2013

Have you ever felt that you were living life in the wrong place ? You had been placed in the wrong family or wanted more out of life than those around you? For Liberty Montgomery, she has been brought up in a world of wealth and privilege where having money means that you are superior and have standards that you MUST abide by and not waiver from under ANY circumstances or else there will be BAD consequences. Twenty -One year old Liberty, longs for the day when she can stand up to her family and say enough is enough and let them let her discover her own life and own path, to let her be the person she wants to be - not the Stepford wife that she has been groomed to become. When at a Charity function, Liberty meets waiter Oliver and something deep within her sparks and the pair of them hit it off . Oliver however is from the wrong side of the tracks and Liberty happens to have a vindictive sister Erica who will do absolutely everything in her power to make Liberty suffer. Follow Liberty as Oliver helps her to become the person she yearns to be. Loving Liberty will bring a bit of heartache for the readers as they watch Liberty struggle to make her family accept her new choices and at times I was so angry with Liberty's family and I have to say I hated her sister and in some parts , she reminded me of my own. I wanted to scream at her family and tell them to get their heads out of their butts and pay attention to their daughter and that HELLO , having money isn't everything and having a status is not the best thing in the world. Reading Loving Liberty though, made me smile and think how awesome it would be to have an Oliver or find the Olivers in the world like this one.


 


 
 

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