Review: Wicked Devil - Daniela Romero

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Wicked Devil (Devils of Sun Valley High, #1)

Review: Wicked Devil - Book #1 Devils of Sun Valley High Series - Daniela Romero - August 2020
You know how sometimes you read too much of a particular trope and then you get bored and stop for a while and then hop back into it and you find yourself enjoying the trope all over again. That was me with the bullymance trope and Wicked Devil by Daniela Romero. This book starts with Allie Ramirez who is having to move to the small town of Sun Valley as her mother has just died and to make it worst she caught her boyfriend and her best friend sleeping together. Allie has hit a triple whammy and the friends she does have left, she has to say goodbye too. Allie is picked up and transported to a different world where her Bio-Dad is one of the wealthiest people in town and has an assistant doing all his daily work including looking after and making sure she has everything. This world is different than she is used too, at least she managed to get her Dad to let her go to Public school. On her first day, Allie meets troublemaker and jock Roman whose punishment is to show her around the school. He thinks Allie is a stuck-up snob but he is about to discover that she is the type who won't back down or cower or fall to him and his friend's charms. The story has her falling in love with Roman of course and moving into their group of friends until tragedy strikes her and she is suddenly retreating into her shell. When it comes to the crunch, will Roman the Wicked Devil - rise to the challenge of caring for Allie or will he prove to be her downfall? Find out in this bullymance Wicked Devil by Daniela Romero. Some of the darker scenes in this story could trigger readers, so be careful when reading the story.







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