And although it’s been three months since Misha has written to Ryen, she doesn’t stop writing to him. We meet Misha on a night that changes his life forever, so much so, he can’t even bring himself to write to his best friend – Ryen. This is a romance story quite unlike any I’ve read before. Despite this book sounding like it would be really far from my comfort zone, to my surprise, I pretty much loved the entirety of this book. However the term “bully romance” seemed to follow this book around, and quite frankly I’ve known for a while that those types of romances aren’t my jam.ĭespite that, I gave this book a chance after being lucky enough to snatch it off Amazon for $0. It sounded like it had a lot of potential and with so many glowing reviews, I couldn’t keep it off my radar. Punk 57 was a book that I was nervously anticipating. Ryen fears Misha could be gone forever, but little does she know he’s right under her nose…
Not the person she goes to school as everyday, the mean cheerleader that students are afraid of. He’s the only person that knows the real Ryen.
When Misha stops writing to Ryen, she’s devastated. He just doesn’t expect to hate what he finds. He can’t help but get to know the girl who’s been his muse for the last seven years.
One day, Misha accidentally finds himself at the same party across town with Ryen. They have only three rules – no social media, no phone numbers and no pictures – out of fear it’ll risk their friendship. For the next seven years, Ryen and Misha keep writing to one another and become best friends. Whether or not Eminem is the greatest rapper ever…Īnd that was only the start. But in no time at all, they are arguing about everything. Although, it doesn’t take long for Ryen and Misha to figure out their teachers mistake. In the fifth grade, Ryen and Misha are mistakingly paired as pen pals, their teachers not realizing they are pairing their students up with kids from the opposite gender. Genre: Romance, New Adult, Erotica and Contemporary
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