Afterwords

This book is about second chances and changing one's self… but not the usual kind. The heroine has not been wronged and hurt and is now learning to trust again and etc… instead, the main character used to be a horrible person. And by the time she realizes she is such, she just doesn’t know what to do with the information. She wants to change. But… how?

I absolutely loved this book, from beginning to end. Aside for being a gripping book, withwonderful writing, beautiful characters, and amazing plot, it’s also special. It shows you two separate unique realities; the first of the rich and famous, with a main character who is vain and pretty much a horrible person (at the beginning of the book), and the second life in Uganda, which was a breathtaking reality to read about, both in its beauty and sadness. 

Sophie Price, our main character, is a bit different from most heroines, mostly because instead of being a character we can all relate too, she’s the bitch we often see in all those dramas? The one who acts horribly toward our poor MC and makes her life miserable while ruling her little flock of the “popular kids”? 

Yep. That one. 

But...

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