Review: Bully Target - Moira Barretti

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Bully Target (Vincenzo Elite High School, #1)

Review: Bully Target - Book #1 Vincenzo Elite High School - Moira Barretti - April 2020

Harper is nervous yet happy for her parents as they have moved to a brand new house that is provided by their employee as her mother has gotten a job as a maid and her father the chauffeur for a wealthy couple. The book starts with Harper arriving at her new school and ends up catching the attention of the school hottie Oliver Martinelli. Of course, what happens though is that the daughter of her parent's new employer has a major crush on Oliver and doesn't want Harper standing anywhere near her crush and doesn't want Harper to get in her way. The thing is Harper just wants to get through the high school year and Oliver isn't even her type. Yet he seems to want her and will blackmail and bully her and even get her into trouble with her parents when things start to go missing and rumors pointing to Harper come to light.  Harper knows something is up with Oliver and sets to follow him, looking for a way to get back at him for his bullying but what happens when she learns a dark secret about Oliver, that if blown wide could ruin the Martinellis and a few others involved? I have to admit I did not see this ending coming and what a major cliffhanger which has now made me want to read Book #2 when it is released as I was like OMFG no way. I have to admit though this book was slow to get into as I found both the main characters of Harper and Oliver a bit bland and super frustrating the cliffhanger ending made up for it.




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