Someone to Love

By: Melissa de la Cruz

Narrated by: Caitlin Kelly

From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Isle of the Lost, Alex & Eliza and Something in Between comes a powerful story about learning to love yourself.

Olivia “Liv” Blakely looks like she is living the perfect life. She’s caught the attention of her teen TV-star crush, started rubbing elbows with the popular crowd, and her dad is running for governor. There’s a lot to Like.

But the outside world never sees the full story. With all the good fortune piling on, Liv has been feeling the pressure, too: pressure to maintain that perfect image for her family, her new friends and the public, who love to find fault on social media. Behind Liv's sunny, charming facade is a dark inner voice that will settle for nothing less than perfection—no matter the cost. Soon Liv’s struggle to shine in the spotlight becomes a daily battle with self-doubt and bulimia.

As the high price of perfection puts her in danger of real bodily and spiritual harm, Liv will have to learn that there is no one out there worth loving more than she loves herself.

Really Dark and great

Where to begin. This book was just fantastic. I keep putting off starting this book because I could just tell it was going to be dark. I was not wrong in that thought. Though this book really digs deeps into the mind of a girl struggling, I couldn't put it down and can't wait to read more from Melissa de la Cruz. Caitlin Kelly continues to be one of my favorite narrators and again she brings the story to life. It was a cold rainy day when I decided to start this book and it fit perfectly.

A lot of whining

Typical poor little rich girl story, whining about the smallest of problems, making it seem like the world should revolve around her, and complaining if it doesn’t. Not worth your time, I didn’t even finish it.