Do you hate Beautiful Disaster?

ncreads · Post by **ncreads** » 02 Mar 2015, 15:19

I was completely obsessed with Beautiful Disaster when I read it! Those Maddox boys though !

Lovetoread2015 · Post by **Lovetoread2015** » 06 Mar 2015, 21:27

I thought Beautiful Disaster was good, not my favorite but good

Jesska6029 · Post by **Jesska6029** » 11 Mar 2015, 16:46

I really like Beautiful Disaster. I loved the love story. I really thought it was a pretty unique story for a New Adult book. I read the story from Travis' view point, and I liked it, but it wasn't my favorite.

trins_01 · Post by **trins_01** » 11 Mar 2015, 19:34

I didn't like the book, hence I didn't finish the series. I just hate the story of Travis and Abby. Their relationship is not healthy at all.

enhudgins · Post by **enhudgins** » 13 Mar 2015, 06:23

I dont see how anyone could hate this. I've read all the maddox books. And will continue so. They are amazing.

AHamilton1976 · Post by **AHamilton1976** » 24 Mar 2015, 07:30

I really liked Beautiful Disaster, but I preferred Walking Disaster. There is just something about getting Travis' perspective that had me on the edge of my seat.

HoneyB · Post by **HoneyB** » 26 Mar 2015, 10:58

I loved them both - can't have one without the other! Seems like a lot of romance authors are re-writing stories with POV changes (certainly makes more $), but Walking Disaster is the best one I've read. I loved getting more of his character too - and that intro! OMG! I was teary-eyed and heart-broken for the Maddox family. I still have a crush on this character! Travis is my ultimate bad boy, alpha male, book boyfriend.

sassy_n_savy · Post by **sassy_n_savy** » 29 Mar 2015, 23:05

I don't think I've found many authors that can very accurately and yet emotionally describe that highs and low of a toxic relationship!!
The main character is Abby, a freshman who falls in love with the arrogant, hotshot Travis. It's really enlightening to see how Travis drastically changes from arrogant and bullying to sensitive and caring for this one girl. The relationship would turn toxic and frightening as times as McGuire shows how having too much passion can scare away the Mrs. Right.

Although, I will admit that this book is unrealistically aggressive at times (Travis is starting fights in the cafeteria and no one..NO ONE has called security? Seriously? What kind of college is this?) But overall its an amazing book that should be recommended for those in an unhealthy relationship (it would definitely give some perspective)