For almost four years, Kitty Langley has been part of a ‘mean girls’ group called the Bee Hives, the most hated and feared girls at West Windrake High. That is until she witnesses their relentless attack on her former childhood friend. Making a drastic decision, she takes a stand against the dreaded B’s and thus becomes their new enemy and number one target. Now an outcast, not only of the B’s but of the entire school, she will have to pull from her inner strength as she prepares for the persecution she will face in the name of revenge.
Reed Reynolds is not looking for trouble. He just wants to get through his senior year and work on his music in peace. But when he mistakenly kisses Kitty Langley at their annual Masquerade Dance, he is both appalled and intrigued, never having experienced a kiss so powerful. Reed soon finds himself drawn in by this new Kitty and her tolerance for her so called ‘deserved punishment’. But will he endanger himself to defend her against the B’s and the entire school in the name of honor—or more importantly, in the name of love?
A Charity Series Novella, or a stand-alone
Review
****I received a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review****
Exposing Kitty Langley is the story of a girl named Kitty
who was a bully, when she sees a child hood friend being bullied by the leader
of the Bee Hives; she takes a stand and her life changes. She no longer has the
protection of the other bullies and everyone she hurt is ready to take their
revenge. Reed Reynolds is a shy boy who just wants to go to school and write
his music. When he looses a bet to a friend and accidentally ends up kissing
Kitty instead of his friend Haley, then rescues Kitty from an attack all
in the same night his priorities start to change. Reed wants to help Kitty,
Kitty thinks she deserves what she is getting and doesn't want Reed hurt. Kitty
is a young woman who spent close to four years torturing people, but she
eventually does do the right thing. I liked Kitty she was so strong, she
decides she deserves the abuse she is receiving and doesn't do anything about
it. She pushes Reed away to protect him and doesn’t let anybody see how badly
she is really being hurt. Reed is just a really wonderful guy, he doesn't even
know Kitty and he helps her. I loved this book, the two main characters
interacted well together and their love story was sweet. I also really loved
the message behind the story, bullying is not a joke and DeAnna did a really
good job writing about the consequences and the effects it has on people.
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