Rule! Jay Crownover English post!

Hi Everybody, I'm an Italian fan of Jay Crownover and I'd like to talk to you about Rule and what this book taught me .

When I read The Tattoo Trilogy given my huge passion for tattoos, I couldn't help myself, I wasn't interested by the story, I had to have it! I love all the stories with guys super tattooed, be it Travis or Trenton Maddox (of which very soon we will talk aboutwhy they let me get close to reading and many of you are discovering now), WolfeWells or Rule Archer, there is something that draws me like a magnet.

It was a little odd to read it after 'The Heartbreakers' by Ali Novak, because in that book we are faced with the fear of losing one of the triplets, while in this we have the loss of a twin with all its consequences: like the relationship with Rule's family, no one copes well grieving, some more than others. Here we can find a typical case of a family with very different parts, held together by a single bridge.

But if that bridge collapsing? This is the situation of Rule, tattoo artist and twin of the dead boy, but a family can not be destroyed only by bereavement.

In Shaw's case her family is destroyed by family's social class, and her life is inevitably affected by it: like her clothes, talk, even her fiance is chosen according to his rank!

But her life was destined to change in the moment that she met Remy.

I love tattoos, I already have two and want to do more, but my family, although think that I'm branded and that tattoos are just disgusting, loves me for who I am. The book also much talk of this, the love that should't change you because if it's true love, which is the boyfriend or girlfriend, or family, they accept you as you are. 

Oh yes, even if you're full of tattoos and piercings and you have a giant purple crest as Rule!

From this book I understood many things. Who truly loves you will never want to change you! It is a very truthful book, talks about real events and things that can happen to any girl, not only to Shaw and not just in books. He taught me that we must listen to what each member of our family says, believe him and help him when he asks it. I hope forgive me for the school English is my first article translated. 

Hope you like it!

Kiss Kiss!