Review: Mostly lighthearted and enjoyable
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 24, 2014
I really liked this book. Summer’s belief that she was fat and unloveable was sad, but while it stained credulity a bit (why is there such a massive disconnect between characters about whether she’s curvy, fat, or obese?), I found her to be sympathetic and was invested in things working out for her and Clint. I don't always love when secondary romances are shoehorned into novels, but I liked how Davis and Lilly’s story enhanced Summer and Clint's. Ms. Graykowski did a good job of showing how Summer's relationship with her mother evolved, although there were things that went unexplained that I would have liked to see resolved. I enjoyed this book enough to buy Place Your Betts by the same author immediately after finishing this novel, although I haven't read that one yet.