Bitter

I've not written an Amazon review in ages, but I'm compelled to do so after reading this book.Bitter is the first of the Bitter Trilogy. I've just put this book down and I'm already prepared and anxious to read the second. And third.This is a very well-written book that was hard to put down. The characters are fleshed out very well, so much to the point that you feel like you know them. The actions are so descriptive that you feel like you're watching a movie; almost to where you're watching a reality show. The vivid imagery cast is enough for you to even create your own movie or video treatment.What makes this book even more interesting is its method of storytelling. Everything reads like journal entries in chronological order; almost like excerpts from each character's autobiography. Everything is in the first person as if you're living these moments right there with them.I'm so enthralled with this book that I'm fighting temptation to read the second, as it's currently 10:30pm and I've got work in the morning. Lol.This is definitely worth the read. And re-read.

I enjoyed this book from start to finish. I just couldn't put the book down and I finished it in one day!! The characters are so wonderfully written and developed that I was able to visualize each one of them. I felt like I was on a roller coaster of emotions while reading this book. Don't be misled by the title; Ava, Evelyn and Charlene went through so many trials and tribulations and they could have been very bitter, but they learned so many important lessons and was able to overcome some of the challenges that they faced. I especially enjoyed reading about the setting. I'm from the Boston area, but I no longer reside there, so it was so nice to read a book that mentioned locations which brought me back to places where I frequented when I did live there. It gave me a nostalgic feeling.The end of this book also leads to the introduction of the second book. It was such a cliffhanger! I can't wait to read "Still Bitter."This book would make for a great movie! Great job Vick Breedy!

Oooooooooooooh CHILE!!Vick Breedy has unleashed upon us a book that is not just juicy and scandalous, but relatable and readable. The characters become your very own confidantes and the audience is captivated by the ability to live vicariously through them....I purchased BITTER as a paperback and finished it I'm minimal time and at 11:45pm I purchased BITTER TOO on kindle because I could NOT wait and had to KEEP READING.Vick Breedy is the truth.#dropsmic

Ava is one heartless and selfish chick. The sad part is that I know plenty of women like her. I understand being hurt but some of the thing's she has done, have me questioning whether or not that she is mentally unstable. Brian and Ben are more alike than the two seems to realize. It was sad to see what Fritz had done to Evelyn and it was worse what happened to her afterwards. Charlene finally find someone to love her unconditionally or so she thought.

From the title Bitter I was expecting a different story line. The book was excellent from beginning to end. Loved the storyline and the friendship of LOVE pain lies and betrayal among the friends. Lifelike in all aspects. Once I started reading couldn't put it down. The twist in the middle and at the end left me wanting more. This would make a great movies or or act series. Loved it loved it loved it.

Must say this is the first book that made me miss my stop in the train. Just couldn’t put it down. Love all 3 of the books. By the title bitter, thought it was about something different. From friendship, betrayal, to family secrets. A must have!!! If you haven’t read them, add them to your Christmas wish list or buy for someone who loves to read.

Great storyline. Painted a picture for me. Definitely caught me off guard especially the ending💯

I now have to buy the third book!