Review: Almost five stars but...
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 27, 2014
I liked this book and had the author added a page or two at the end and completely knocked out the parts about the spy game it would have been a 5 star rating for me.What I needed at the end of the story was an idea as to how the two were going to make it work.  The entire book was devoted to how Shane's party lifestyle was not going to work for the way Isabelle needed to live with her disease.  They both clearly loved each other and it was heartbreaking to feel like there was no way for them to be together without having Shane completely change his personality.  And who wants to do that to the person they love when their personality is what they fell for in the first place?  They labored back and forth throughout the entire book, only to have it end by Shane doing and art project and Isabelle coming up with a grand gesture.  And while I appreciated those things and thought they were cute, there was no answer to the question of what needed to happen between them to make the relationship work.  As far as the spy game that went on...totally unnecessary.  In fact each time it came up I got annoyed and skipped to the next part.Given all this, I would still recommend the book because it was a fun read, but I think i'd wait until I could borrow it from someone rather than spending the money.