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Chasing After Infinity Infinity Series Book 1 eBook L Jayne

I usually can overlook the imperfections in a story but this book was the most confusing piece of literature! At the beginning of the book (after the epilogue which should have been a prologue) , the first chapter said "18 months earlier" but it turned out that it was FOUR YEARS LATER!! The timeline wasn't the only aspect of the story that was confusing. Avena would think about memories but you never knew what was going on. It was like the author assumed we would know the background of the memory so she didn't write it into the story. The premise of the story had great potential but it read like a really REALLY rough draft. The author should pull this down and let an editor get a hold of it.


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Chasing After Infinity Infinity Series Book 1 eBook L Jayne Reviews

This is my favorite book in the world and I literally fell in love with it. To be quite honest I've never written a review for anything in my life but after reading this book four times because I love it THAT much I felt that I had too. I understand there are a couple of spelling errors but it's REALLY not that big of a deal. Seriously maybe if you looked past the what like 5 errors in this book you could actually read it and love it. I hope L. Jayne writes another book.
My new favorite book it's beautiful it's a great story and I loved it. It as so amazing. I thinking going to reread this book. Great book. Recommend to everyone I know. Beautifully written. Thank you L. Jayne for writing this.
A good story ruined by the spelling errors and the horrendous mistakes in the timeline of the story. Mum dies in May but the funeral is in September? December seemed to go on for 6 months; it was finals, then it was Christmas and then it was break it was all over the place. And the violence that was going on in the school?!!!!
I didnt love it but I might read the next so the characters have a chance to develop
This book is not your typical romance. I thought the games and violence were a bit creepy. Also, the ending wasn't even an ending. I felt this story had so much potential. I really wanted to know more about Adrian's journey to find himself, but the story doesn't even talk about his time in OK.
This book was disappointing. To say the book was boring in the beginning is an understatement. I pushed through and eventually finished but it took skipping words and paragraphs to do so. The middle started to get interesting but not enough for me to be excited about reading it.
Avena and Adrian are an interesting couple to say the least. Neither of them are truly stable and have dysfunctional family lives and are unwillingly drawn to each other. This is not going to be a feel good read...it felt raw and gritty to me. Biggest reason for only 3 stars w as that the story felt unfinished to me (just mho).
I usually can overlook the imperfections in a story but this book was the most confusing piece of literature! At the beginning of the book (after the epilogue which should have been a prologue) , the first chapter said "18 months earlier" but it turned out that it was FOUR YEARS LATER!! The timeline wasn't the only aspect of the story that was confusing. Avena would think about memories but you never knew what was going on. It was like the author assumed we would know the background of the memory so she didn't write it into the story. The premise of the story had great potential but it read like a really REALLY rough draft. The author should pull this down and let an editor get a hold of it.