Thankfully, the book did become a lot better for me as it went on.

Even though Wilson is only 22 (only a couple years older than Blue), he just seemed so much older and more mature. There were no big lines crossed or anything, but their friendship was still inappropriate for being teacher/student. And, most of all, I was uncomfortable with Blue’s growing relationship with her teacher. I was super bored with the history lessons and legends. I found Blue incredibly unlikable and mostly unrelatable. This book started out a little rough for me. This version of A Different Blue with bonus material will be available May 30, 2017. I received a copy of this title via NetGalley. Falling in love with someone who knows exactly who they are and exactly why they can’t love you back might be impossible. But falling in love can be hard when you don’t know who you are. It is the story of an unlikely friendship, where hope fosters healing and redemption becomes love. This is the story of a nobody who becomes somebody. Tough, hard, and overtly sexy, she is the complete opposite of the young British teacher who decides he is up for the challenge, and takes the troublemaker under his wing. With no mother, no father, no faith, and no future, Blue Echohawk is a difficult student, to say the least. At nineteen, when most kids her age are attending college or moving on with life, she is just a senior in high school. Abandoned at two and raised by a drifter, she didn’t attend school until she was ten years old. She doesn’t know her real name or when she was born.

The Spencer Hill Press release will have bonus content never before available.īlue Echohawk doesn’t know who she is.

A Different Blue by Amy Harmon