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I didn't intend to finish two books in one day but that's just how I happened to spend my Saturday. When I originally cancelled my weekend plans it was because I assumed I would be suffering from a rebound migraine. Luckily I'm migraine-free and what better way to spend a beautiful Saturday in June but by staying inside to binge read. In my earlier review for Heartsick I said I planned to finish reading this by the end of summer but I might finish it by Friday if I keep reading like this.

Sweetheart takes all the drama and depravity from book one up several notches. I continued to be both disturbed by Archie and Gretchen's "relationship" and secretly rooting for them to be together ( I'm a sick person) Archie's continued battle with survivors guilt, depression and his deteriorating health is even more tragic in Sweetheart.

I loved in Sweetheart we got more of Susan's world, her mother Bliss is nuts in the best way. I have to admit I'm also shipping Susan & Archie's best friend Henry even tho she's 28 and he's like 50. I love it!

As with Heartsick I feel I need to warn readers that Sweetheart is even darker and gorier(is that a word?)than Heartsick. There is also a lot of cursing and some pretty unsettling sex scenes. So if that's not your bag, I'd avoid this book.

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