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This book is so REAL. Indecent explores the blurred lines of what truly defines a relationship, and I think that anyone can relate to the roller coaster of emotions that the main character endures. Indecent is far different than your typical beach or guilty pleasure read, which is why I loved it so much. Applause for Corinne Sullivan. I can't wait to see what's next for this author!


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Indecent A Novel Corinne Sullivan 9781250147073 Books Reviews

I’m happy I didn’t buy this book at Barns and Noble where it would have been a bit more money. I was bored reading it so I thought why not skip a few pages, still bored. Save your money just watch Mary Kate L. movie and call it a day.
Corinne Sullivan is masterful at crafting complex and vivid characters with flaws and neuroses, dreams and disappointments.

Being, ahem, older than the 22-year-old main character (Imogene), I found Sullivan's view into contemporary young adulthood--including the normal challenges of life exacerbated by the toxicity of social media--enlightening. I can still feel the sense of dread that filled my gut as the illicit affair between the apprentice teacher and high school student drew on. While Imogene drove me crazy, she was sympathetic enough that I knew I would feel bad for her if she were caught. When I was done with the book (which kept me up to the wee hours because I couldn't stop reading it), I couldn't help but wonder if I would have felt different had the genders been reversed.

This book is coming out at an interesting time, with renewed and important discussion about sexual harassment and abuse of power. INDECENT offers some interesting elements for debate.
Indecent by Corinne Sullivan is an impossible-to-put-down whirlwind. Corinne expertly invites the reader inside the mind of the authentically crafted Imogene, the main character whose thoughts and actions are cringey at times, but nostalgic for anyone who has ever experienced social anxiety, low self esteem, and the desperation to be loved. It is refreshingly honest and unabashed, and incites questions about consent, agency, class, and the patriarchy. The writing is clear and thoughtful - Imogene’s story unfolds almost imperceptibly until it is a full-blown trainwreck. I cried for Imogene and for every girl who has ever placed all her worth on the attention of one lackluster man. This is a vitally important (and enjoyable!) read. Looking forward to more from Corinne Sullivan.
A compelling story, pulling no punches, as it delves into the insecurities, obsessions, and delusions, of coming-of-age.
I really liked this book, in spite of its controversial subject matter. While most cases of adult/minor, teacher/student relationships are more clear-cut as to their illegality and immorality, this one was much fuzzier. The end result was a thought-provoking (and maybe debate-provoking) book. It made for an interesting conversation as I attempted to describe to my husband.
I wanted to like this book, but I found everything the main character did really pathetic, wrong, rude, annoying etc. Some of her feelings and the situations she found herself in were relatable, and I was interested enough to read the whole book through, but she remained pretty irredeemable the whole way through. I found this on a list of things to read at the beach, and this definitely was not the kind of escape I was looking for. I was constantly irritated while reading.
While the book was repetitive and had a fair share of typos/inconsistencies, I still found it engaging (though, in many places, implausible). Quick read that makes you sort of nervous...often wanted it to just be over with so I could stop feeling on edge.
This book is so REAL. Indecent explores the blurred lines of what truly defines a relationship, and I think that anyone can relate to the roller coaster of emotions that the main character endures. Indecent is far different than your typical beach or guilty pleasure read, which is why I loved it so much. Applause for Corinne Sullivan. I can't wait to see what's next for this author!