ARC Review of THE SOMEDAY GIRL by Julie Johnson

Monday Girl was an emotional experience in reading but OMG The Someday Girl definitely blows MG out of the water.  This book is so deep and full of emotional growth yet also has that angst, that sexual tension and heat. Julie Johnson wrote a masterpiece that takes the reader on a journey that will take you on  a story about a broken girl and the story of her twisted love life which is a disaster of her making. Of her learning the meaning of what true love is and the meaning of true heartbreak. Of her learning of who she really is and of finding her way back to her true love.  This is really  Kat Firestone’s story, not a story of Kat, Wyatt and Grayson. It’s the story about Kat , a walking disaster of a woman who makes some pretty bad decisions but throughout the wake of what has burned in her pain, Kat is still the sweet woman who just wants to find love and be loved.

We get to see Kat’s star rising while she promotes her career, the rounds to various parties and the attack of the paparazzi toward Kat. I found how the author wrote Kat and her journey toward finding out who she truly was and what she was wanting is fantastic. I used MANY Tissues during the reading of this story.   Kat’s journey is , at times, messy, ugly and eye opening. She comes to a realization and it helps her with come to the only conclusion that is needed to make that journey home and to the right person.

This is a story that is painful at times, gritty, and full of self-discovery for the main character – The author doesn’t hold any punches and I love how she writes the dark, the ugly and the pain when she is taking layer upon layer off in this story while shining the light in. It was beautiful yet heartbreaking at the same time; I loved it and I have to say, it comes off as easy to read but wow it must have been hard to write. With all the characters involved so kudos to the author for how to wrote, it was fabulous.  There are several momentous parts in this story that have twists and turns and I was on the edge of my seat. I have to tell you, the ending had me crying messy, sobby tears which has me wondering one lingering question which the author can only answer. When you read the book, Im sure you will have the same question. But you leave this book knowing Kat comes out of the dark and into the light. She makes it thru and that to me, was worth all the pain she went thru. I read this book and was like, YES!! This duet is so mind blowing great and I highly recommend this !

My Rating:  4.9  stars *****

"I voluntarily reviewed an Advance Reader Copy of this book in exchange for an honest review***