It goes against everything, but they both can’t help it. Nate and Tillie are a sort of modern, f’d up Romeo and Juliet in my opinion. There is no doubt, this book will make you feel all sorts of emotions, which is why I chose the quote above to highlight. I have more questions than answers, I feel like I have been put through an emotional ringer, and my heart is completely torn in two. This book is pure genius, madness, and darkness all rolled into one. Malum (Part I) exceeded any expectation that I had set and went far beyond what I could have ever imagined. I couldn’t stay away from this book nor could I put it down. Human emotions, to be exact, can be rather annoying to come to terms with.”Īmo Jones delivers an emotional, twisted and darker story than I was even expecting from her. Her story is not like the rest of them, because her story is dead. I’m Nate Riverside-Malum, the one your girl whispers about to her friends and whose initials are scratched down your back. My name is Tillie Stuprum, and my story is not like the rest.Įverything she thought she knew is a fabricated version of the truth. Her eyes may not glisten with stars, but they roar with fire, and when she finally reaches her peak, it’s that same fire that will burn.
He may be a Malum, but she is a Stuprum, born into this world but neglected by the choice of her mother.
Those secrets were guarded by the boys that were about to smash her world open and tear it all apart… There were things this little girl didn’t know, things she was about to find out and secrets that have been kept from her. Sucked into a dark vortex of lies, hate, and deceit, and spat out by money, glitz, and power. One day, she fell down The Elite Kings’ rabbit hole. Once upon a time, there was a young girl who lived in a battered trailer, a girl from the wrong side of the tracks. “Love is savage, love is blind, love is something they may not find…”
This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review. I received this book for free from Amo Jones in exchange for an honest review. Reviews Review: Malum Part I by Amo Jones
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