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Daisy Haites: The Great Undoing

By Jessa Hastings

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Daisy Haites thought she’d left everything about her old life in the past: the crime, her family and the man she loves. But when her safety is threatened once again, she finds herself back under the watchful eye of her gang-lord brother Julian and her ex-boyfriend Christian, both desperate to keep her safe.Everything gets more complicated when beautiful, broken-hearted socialite Magnolia Parks enters the scene and Julian finds himself entangled with her. Because for Julian, falling in love isn’t just unwelcome – it could be deadly for everyone involved...

Romance
496 pagesSoftcover
First published 2023-01-01

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Popular Reviews(7)

4.3(78 ratings)
LaraReviewed by Lara

ehw don’t leave me like that

LeniaReviewed by Lenia

All I am gonna say is that this book shattered me

Sofie TReviewed by Sofie T

I’ve read Magnolia Parks pt1 and Daisy Haites pt1 and I wish I could say I was done with it all, but guilty pleasure made me read “Daisy Haites and the great undoing”. Shaking my head constantly since I started reading it. WHY does a book titled “Daisy Haites” talks about the pathetic uber-human Magnolia Parks all the time ??? Why does Daisy, a character I’ve grown to like because she has some self respect and knows boundaries, stops disliking Magnolia, a girl who toys around with all her close male attachment figures ? There a so many loose ends that the authors tries to tie together on the last few pages, it’s insane. Suddenly the flowers that where send to Daisy make a comeback in the last chapter, after being forgotten in the middle part of the book. Then an aunt shows up and threatens everything and it’s forgotten for a few chapters? And what was that Sex Tape Plot and the re-kindling romance of Christian’s parents about ? Also the book is full of stereotypical stuff. “I hate girls, they are this-and-that.” All the girls are tiny and need protection of the big muscular boys. Sex is used as a filler when the author seems to be running out of ideas for conversations. The two stars are for Daisy, who seems like a badass and one for Julian, because he was an interesting character (art lover, thief etc) before the whole Magnolia stuff.

vita wirtReviewed by vita wirt

3.5 ⭐️ I really liked it while I read it, but never wanted to pick it up

tita95Reviewed by tita95

This ending was actually more emotional than expected…

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