Review: Isa and the Guy Next Door - Jessica Sorensen

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Review: Isa and the Guy Next Door - Book #1 The Isa Diaries -  Jessica Soresen - September 2015


After my first read, today was a DNF, I decided to browse the kindle for something to read and came across this Jessica Sorensen book. It has been a long time since I read a Jessica Sorensen book and once I started reading this, I was hooked into the book and it reminded me of why I first fell in love with this author as I have loved everything by her that I had read so far. Isabella aka Isa is the odd one out in her family and they all seem to hate her with a passion. No matter what she does, she gets treated awful - like a Cinderella character. Isabella is being sent to hang out with her Grandmother Stephy - her Dad's mother over the summer. It should be a punishment but as her cousin, Indigo will be there as well, it gives her a break away and during this time she will discover a dark secret about herself.  Needing a good YA coming of age/thriller then get reading Isa and the Guy Next Door by Jessica Sorensen - Book #1 in the The Isa Diaries Series.

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