Review: 3.5-4 stars
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 15, 2012
Bryn Dawson is nobody special, just a normal college student trying to get by. She has transferred to a small college from Stanford due to her parent's deaths and needing a change. She has caught the eyes of the most eligible bachelor on campus, Paul, and a mysterious and handsome stranger, William. The two are very different from each other and both interested in her. For the life of her, she can't figure out why either would be interested. After a basketball game, where they are both vying for her attention, she leaves with William and that's all she wrote. Life as Bryn Dawson knows it will never be the same and she has no idea how much things are about to change.This book was recommended to me by a friend. I did enjoy it, but found that there were certain aspects that could have made it better. The storyline itself is great. The writing is good, but the overuse of descriptive language makes it a little hard to follow at times. I also found it to be pretty predictable. I realize that most books are predictable to a point, and I don't view this as a bad thing, but sometimes it can be annoying. The part that got me was that I could see what was coming for chapters and chapters, but the main characters couldn't until it was right there in their faces. That part was a tad unbelievable. You have to read it to understand what I am saying. The characters are good and lovable. The villains are evil and detestable. Bryn is a good female character. I enjoy books more when the female isn't ignorant and helpless. William is dreamy and swoon worthy, as you would expect the male love interest to be.Overall, this was a good read. I am interested to see what happens to Bryn and William in the rest of the series. Overall, I rate this about 3.5-4 Stars.