Midnight Milkshakes: Ice Cream And Suicide Vol. II Paperback – September 5, 2018

Came as ordered.

I loved every pieces of this book. Majority of these poems hit me right in the heart. It was like Ray writes the thinhs we feel tjat we ourselves cannot say. Ive been this heart broken, I've been this in love, I've been this rejected and Ive been the convenient choice between the other having two lovers. I know what it feel like to be second best and Ray does a perfect job of portraying the agony of what it feels like. I loved this collection.

Amazing book! I read it twice in a row, cover to cover. Beautifully written and strikes the soul deeply. I also purchased the first volume of this book which was also just as beautifully written. Jack Ray’s portrayal of the dark parts of where the mind goes leaves me wanting a 3rd volume.

This book is for my best friends birthday, but this book is soo well made! Text is well printed and the cover is so beautiful! Overall, this book is pretty high quality and you should definitely get along with the first volume "Ice Cream and Suicide"!

I was stuck between 3-4 stars for this poetry book. I wish I could give a 3.5 for it. There’s a lot of emotion behind these poems and I think I saw a couple of small typo errors in it. There’s a lot of pining, longing, and pain with it. This relationship that won’t die and that the bones of it are still around. The last poem I felt really nailed it well and so the 4 stars. But, I was leaning toward 3 or 3.5. But having that cut, cut, and then sharing it with her is a great way to end this collection. There’s some parts I highlighted with the lines but it started with such hope but as it kept going the overwhelming message kept being spoken but just slightly different. These poems speak heavily on love lost, and not being able to let go of that love being lost. A lot of pining, and hope for regret by her.

I liked the book, but “Ice Cream & Suicide“ is my personal favorite. If you’re going through a breakup, this book is probably better for you.

The book is great, good read, thick book, long poems, well written.

The second Volume and far superior. Great work pushing his bouts of depression to your forefront attention.