Review: #Poser - Cambria Hebert

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#Poser (Hashtag, #5)


Review: #Poser - Book #5 Hashtag Series - Cambria Hebert - August 2015



Get ready for Book #5 in the Hashtag series by Cambria Hebert #Poser. This title I found didn't suit the book, and the cover makes the main character Ivy look like Elle from Legally Blonde, when in fact her story is quite deep and in parts could be upsetting to the readers. The book starts off with Mr #Jock gone off to play for the big leagues, but before he leaves he rents a house for #Nerd - Rimmel, #Selfie - Braeden and #Slut - Ivy. Missy has been ousted as the #BuzzBoss to Ivy, and now Braeden is trying to keep the secret about what happened to Ivy, but with her flashbacks, the secret may come out faster than he realized and it may just break her and push her over the edge. Can her friends be there to catch her before she falls any further? Will Braeden stay by Ivy's side even though she will try to push him away? Can Braeden prove to Ivy that what they have is true love and he's not going anywhere as she is "his girl." We also get to meet a new character - Drew ( Ivy's brother) who seems to strike up a bromance with Trent. This book takes us also inside the Mental Hospital where Zach is staying and gives us insight to his childhood and family life and why he picked Romeo and Rimmel as his victims and now he's moving onto Braeden and Ivy. We also learn about why Missy targeted Romeo and Rimmel.  #Poser does touch on a lot of edgy topics from Rape and PTSD. I am now looking forward to moving onto Book #6 #Heart and reading more about the four of them as they over the past five books have become a family and shows us that family doesn't just have to be blood and sometimes the family you make for yourself is actually stronger than your real family.

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