(Nov. 2)This book was just okay for me. I enjoyed it but no matter how hard I tried I never did feel a connection to any of the characters and I felt the relationship between Austin and Shelby was rushed and a little unbelievable.
Also, there were a few questions that never got answered, a few things about secondary characters that never had resolution. One example was Ariel’s home life and why things were bad. I felt like that would have been something shared between Shelby and Ariel at some point.
I think that the premise was good and honestly I think I would have liked it better if the story wasn’t rushed. At 224 pages I just felt let down. Like I got most of the story but not all of it.
Again, I liked it, just don’t think I’d pick it up again unless I’d forgotten a book at home and was in line or at the doctor’s office and it was there. I’d probably pick it up then.
It was a good first attempt and I will read Heather’s next book.
I’d recommend it if you want something lighter, something that didn’t require much on your part in the way of emotions or mystery.
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