Title: The Rules for Disappearing
Author: Ashley Elston
Series: The Rules for Disappearing
Chapters: 30
Pages: 312
Genre: teen chick lit
Rating: 4 ½ stars
In The Rules for Disappearing Meg Jones not her real name is in the
Witness Protection program because of something her father did or saw. At least
that is what she thinks. This new
placement has them in a small town in Louisana Meg’s plan is to not get attached.
But that plan falls to the wayside when she meets Ethan Landry. Ethan is your
typical southern country farm boy complete with accent.
Meg works up a plan to
get her family out of the mess that they are in. Ethan also comes up with a
plan who’s plan will actually work?
The Rules for Disappearing is good book, I really enjoyed reading
it. The ending was good, a good ending but also left it open for a possible
sequel. For a mainstream teen novel it was really pretty clean. A few issues
with swearing and other inapproiate teenage behavior. But still a good read.
I was given an e-copy from netgalley in exchange for an honest review.
I was given an e-copy from netgalley in exchange for an honest review.
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