Synopsis:
{continued from Going Gridless (Off the Grid #1)}
For 17 year old Greer Wakefield, life has been perfect and normal. Her life is very green thanks to her parents, and she’s okay with that. Everything changes when her parents decide to take their green living to the next step. They move the family into an off the grid community. Greer grapples with the complete 180 her life has become. Living in an earth home takes some adjusting to.
Hunter Tumman has lived at Gridless all his life. Living off the grid is the only thing he knows. But new girl Greer catches his eye and their friendship throws him for a loop. Her stories of the outside has him questioning everything he thought he knew. Could there be more to life than what he’s experienced?
While one questions the life he's led, the other grows adjusted to the life she's thrust into. Will they meet in the middle or will they miss each other as they live their lives off the grid?
{continued from Going Gridless (Off the Grid #1)}
For 17 year old Greer Wakefield, life has been perfect and normal. Her life is very green thanks to her parents, and she’s okay with that. Everything changes when her parents decide to take their green living to the next step. They move the family into an off the grid community. Greer grapples with the complete 180 her life has become. Living in an earth home takes some adjusting to.
Hunter Tumman has lived at Gridless all his life. Living off the grid is the only thing he knows. But new girl Greer catches his eye and their friendship throws him for a loop. Her stories of the outside has him questioning everything he thought he knew. Could there be more to life than what he’s experienced?
While one questions the life he's led, the other grows adjusted to the life she's thrust into. Will they meet in the middle or will they miss each other as they live their lives off the grid?
I won this book in a giveaway.
This is the second novella in the Off the Grid series. This one was a slight improvement over the last one, but it still lacked personality.
There was one aspect of the relationship between Hunter and Greer that I liked this time around. They have a lot to learn about each other, which is the downside to them having gotten together so quickly. They don't truly know each other, which makes me think that a conflict between them may come up in the following novellas in this series.
The parents disappointed me again this time around. There is an incident that results in Hunter staying over at Greer's home. The way her parents so readily agreed to that had me raising my eyebrows way, way up. It wasn't believable to me, and I don't care how easy-going some parents are. There is no way any parent would let their daughter's boyfriend to stay the night, even if it is in separate rooms.
What I am looking forward to is this trip Hunter and Greer take. Hunter is becoming more and more curious about the life that exists outside of Gridless, and it's something that might cause a conflict. Guess I'll have to read the next installments to find out.
Growing Up Gridless gets 3.5/5 Platypires.
This is the second novella in the Off the Grid series. This one was a slight improvement over the last one, but it still lacked personality.
There was one aspect of the relationship between Hunter and Greer that I liked this time around. They have a lot to learn about each other, which is the downside to them having gotten together so quickly. They don't truly know each other, which makes me think that a conflict between them may come up in the following novellas in this series.
The parents disappointed me again this time around. There is an incident that results in Hunter staying over at Greer's home. The way her parents so readily agreed to that had me raising my eyebrows way, way up. It wasn't believable to me, and I don't care how easy-going some parents are. There is no way any parent would let their daughter's boyfriend to stay the night, even if it is in separate rooms.
What I am looking forward to is this trip Hunter and Greer take. Hunter is becoming more and more curious about the life that exists outside of Gridless, and it's something that might cause a conflict. Guess I'll have to read the next installments to find out.
Growing Up Gridless gets 3.5/5 Platypires.
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