Review: Trapped - Vera Hollins

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Trapped (Bullied, #4)

Review: Trapped - Book #4 Bullied Series - Vera Hollins - February 2021


I have been looking forward to this particular story ever since I started reading the Bullied series as I was fascinated by the dynamics between Blake and Jessica and the story of how he came to be her bully. As she never tried to go out of her way to annoy or hassle him and they had no connection whatsoever but from her very first day, she was Blake's target, and then we read in the third book of Sarah and Hayden's story that Jessica was starting to develop romantic feelings for Blake and she hated herself for falling for her bully - so cliched as she talks about in the book. This book starts with the "welcome party" that Blake held for Jessica in the cafeteria where she first met Sarah and goes from that point. As we had already some of the scenes from Sarah's POV, a little bit was repeats from her previous three books but a stronger focus on Jessica and Blake. One day, Jessica finally snaps at Blake and this is a turning point in the book as the pair have to have detention together and soon things change and we learn that Blake has some dark problems too and PTSD and how Jessica became his trigger. I liked the character of Jessica and so this was one of my most favorite books in the series. I am not sure how much I will enjoy the next book with Mason and Mel as they both have some high-pent up angst towards each other, that sometimes it feels a bit too much. On a side note - I loved how the first four books in the Bullied series when put together spell out the initial’s PTSD.  If you love bullymances and looking for one of the better bully series to read then check out the Bullied series by Vera Hollins today.


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