Review: Summer Confessions - Lynn Vroman

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Summer Confessions

Review: Summer Confessions - Lynn Vroman - March 2015

From the cover, this book just looks like one of your average light-hearted and fluffy teen novels, the type where it's summer romances and friendships. Inside this book though, it tells a different story and one that I definitely did not see coming my way. The novel starts with introducing readers to Macy Diaz and her family which consists of her mother and grandad. We read as Macy heads out with her group of friends which include Ana - her best friend , Jeb - the guy who has had a crush on Macy for years and Rachel - Jeb's younger sister and that's when we get the first twist that this wasn't just a light-hearted teen fluffy tale as Macy turns out to be a lesbian and that it's not Jeb she has feelings for but his sister Rachel and of course since Rachel goes anywhere with Jeb, Macy puts up with Jeb and his advances and suggestions in order to spend more time around Rachel. During the novel , about halfway Rachel starts to reciprocate Macy's feelings and the two start a secret lesbian romance. Then near the end of the novel, tragedy strikes as Rachel is run off the road and lands in hospital. Rachel's family blames Macy as they were texting when the accident happened and in retailiation they fire Macy's mother which leaves Macy's family wondering how they will survive. Then comes the massive twist at the ending in which we discover who "really" caused the accident and why ? I shall leave the review with this as I don't want to ruin the momentual conclusion of Summer Confessions. 

 

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