Review: A bit disappointing
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 03 13, 2014
I had high hopes after reading the blurb for this book, but unfortunately it fell short of my expectations. I must admit that this was just so over the top for me, and I felt really annoyed while reading it. This book lacked any kind of real emotion reflecting poorly on the attempted relationship building between Taddy and Warner. In all honesty, I just didn't feel like they were in anything more than lust with one another, because they lacked any real connection. The relationship aspects felt forced and very rushed, because more than half of the book wasn't even focused on them as a couple.  I just would have liked more of Taddy and Warner's relationship to be the focus instead of Taddy's chaotic life. What I did like about the book was the dynamics between her and her friends Lex, Vive, Blake, and Kiki. Where her friends were concerned, you could definitely tell that Taddy had a heart of gold. If the author would have focused on Taddy and Warner like she did with Taddy and her friends, then I would have believed that they could be in love.  Now this book was supposed to be able to be read as a stand alone, but it definitely felt incomplete.  Things were never resolved with her mother or Taddy's paternity, and I'm afraid the ending felt so very rushed that it gave me whiplash.*I received a review copy from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for my honest review*