Review: Not bad
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 10 25, 2012
While I was neither completely wowed nor completely disappointed with this book, I did find that it was a good start to a series. The writing was decent, and the premise was intriguing. As far as characters go, I couldn't really get a handle on Noah or Jules. Jules seemed kind of self-centered in her relationship with Owen, keeping him hanging on for years. The poor guy pretty much did whatever she said it seemed, and regardless of that fact she wouldn't actually commit to him. Despite the fact that her and Noah grew up together as friends I couldn't figure out what it was about her that he was so hung up on. Noah on the other hand was the opposite of Jules, and was a bit of a whiner and complainer when it came to his relationship with Tori. I just couldn't connect with these two. Then I never quite understood what happened between Jules and Noah, perhaps I missed it? At any rate, it wasn't a bad story, but it wasn't great. I think it was a good start, and I hope that the author continues to work on further developing these characters and clarifying their story.