Review: Both hero & heroin are likeable, but the hero wasn't working hard enough for her
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 23, 2013
I was torn between 4 or 3 stars here, but will give 3/5 starsI am actually in favour of Christy, despite the negative reviews about her obsession with food. Yes at times she was overreacting, but the bigger issue here is Cole and his unpleasant coldness. I felt that in some parts the reader got the impression that Cole was forced to confront his true feelings towards Christy and it did not looked as natural as I would want it to be for my liking. He was too cynical about the relationship with women and at times I was really angry with him by denying his feelings for Christy for far too long and he was suppose to be working on their relationship more convincingly as he did admitted he had feelings for her but still keep rejecting her and she was the one who keeps forgiving him! She really was a sweetheart and her patient to him should be appreciated more by Cole,but instead was taken for granted I was suffering with her when Cole said to her some unpleasant things. needless to say, he was honest with her from the very start about his non commitment relationship and accepted her imperfections. Christy was really very likeable heroin and I liked her to be a little more resented towards Cole at the very end so he could suffer a little bit more to overdue my dissatisfaction with the brutal way he spoke to Christy.Overall, I was pleased with the authors full characters development and both POV helped me tremendously to connect with the main protagonists and justify what was in their heads in painful moments.