Review: Sweet story
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 5, 2014
I love these stories, childhood friends who grow up together and later find that they have feelings outside of friendship. I love that these stories are not insta-love and insta-sex.The heroine is very likable.  She has no idea how beautiful she is inside and out.  That is what made some parts of this story very sweet.  She has no idea that Jackson or anyone else could have romantic feelings for her.Some of the problems I had with the book are that I felt like I was told what to feel.  I rather draw my own conclusions about characters and situations than being told.  Reading is very subjective and everyone has a different opinion about the writing or flow of a story.  For me, the dialogue in this book was a bit formal.The mis-communication is what initially kept these two characters apart, which became frustrating.  However, as I continued reading I recognized that since Jackson and Skylar led separate lives in high school, it would lead them to insecurities.This book was written in dual POVs so we got a sense of what and where the characters’ feelings were going, so I thought the ending would be predictable, but it was not.  I have no idea what will happen to these two.A copy was provided by the author/publisher in exchange for an honest review.  Thank you.