Review: Always
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 02 27, 2013
This book really was really not very interesting. Though I did finish the book, it never really sucked me in like a good book should. I found myself skipping through some parts of it because it became a bit dry and repetitive.There was no real character development. The two main characters, Taylor and Gordon, spent 95% of the book dwelling in the past and repeating their thoughts. It became rather irritating after some time. They spent so much time dwelling in the past that, Gordon, actually keeps the blood stained blanket that Taylor lost her virginity on, with him, ten years ago! Disgusting! And to make matters worse, when they finally get together again in the same spot and she sees the blanket, she thinks its one of the most romantic things ever! No, sane, self respecting, normal woman, would EVER find that gesture to be even remotely sweet or romantic!But other than annoyance and a little grossness, this book really didn't invoke any other feelings. By the time these two did get together, I found myself not even caring.The good thing I can say is at least there were not any real big grammatical or spelling errors. Looks like she at least had a pretty good editor...