Daisy Haites: The Great Undoing: Book 4 (Magnolia Parks Universe)

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I hated this book so much that writing this is boring me so let’s move on onto the list of things I liked: Daisy… She’s just amazing, too. I liked that she made friends with women (Taura and Magnolia) but again, Taura was her first female friend but we got NOTHING about them but Magnolia filled all of Daisy‘s chapters. It feels like Jessa Hastings herself isn’t really interested in Daisy.

JONAH AND BIANCA. we need them. WE. NEED. THEM. Once we get rid of Julian please replace his pov with Jonah’s if you must. When Peter doesn't show for Daphne until she's seventeen, inexplicably full-grown and with no excuse for his tardiness, Daphne doesn't know what to think. Still, she has always been told that Peter Pan is her destiny. It's beyond choice to take his hand and leap into the stars, no matter what comes next. Hands down the most emotional romance book I have ever read and therefore my favourite’ (FIVE STARS)

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Henry and Taura: i honestly don't care about them. he's the loser of the group, the spare Ballentine brother that we don't really need and she can't make a choice and stand by it for the life of her. let's hope they end up together so Jonah can FINALLY be free and we can move on to better things!

The whole plot with Magnolia and Julian was too much. Julian‘s povs were too much. I love him and I loved reading his chapters in daisy haites 1 but this… no. Daisy and Tiller were just dumb. I don‘t even want to talk about them. Him living in the compound? Seriously… I don't get the people who say that Magnolia and Julian were perfect for each other, I'm sorry didn't you read in The Long Way Home how Magnolia keeps telling Bj that she would break up with Julian the moment he breaks up with Jordan (as she should).

Magnolia - Magnolia was the other character who had the biggest disservice done to her in my opinion. In the other three books, Magnolia was portrayed as a very sweet girl with a large personality who was maybe a bit too ditzy and obsessed with fashion. But in this book Jessa Hastings basically made her a stereotype of herself. There is a difference between being a little naïve and being as dumb as she was in this book. You are telling me that she genuinely thought everyone was lying about Julian being "the most dangerous man in London." Why did she know absolutely nothing about him or his life?? It was a horrible look for her. Jessa basically used her as comic relief by making her the joke everyone but her was in on. I was cringing so hard at some of her lines and scenes. That scene where she interrupted the gang meeting was the most second hand embarrassment I've gotten from a character in a LONG time. I had to physically stop reading because I was about to pull out my hair. I was just so incredibly disappointed in how she was portrayed in this book.