Review: Inconsistencies everywhere.
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 08 15, 2013
The good. The bad. The sexually frustrated.I love the mountains.I agree whole heartedly with Adam. There is nothing more peaceful than waking up to the peak of a luscious, green mountain right outside your window. The serene dip of a dark valley. The seclusion is tranquil, and, to a certain extent, it can be sexy. (Yes. I just called mountains sexy. Deal.)But, would I want to stay there day in, day out? Never leaving? Getting my groceries via Amazon? Nope. I like human interaction every now and then. I'd probably go stark raving mad if I was stranded in the mountains for months at a time.I enjoyed Ina and Adam's days in the mountains. Their hikes and talks.I did not like the constant repeating of details. Like, seriously. We get it.His eyes are blue. Like the ocean. Like the sky. Like a storm. BLUE.Something's were very inconsistent and for some reason that bothered me more than I thought it would have.The mystery was great. Although I already knew what would probably happen, I was still surprised when it did. And disturbed by it. Greatly.The romance was almost too sweet. Sometimes Adam would say something and it just isn't something a 27 year old man would say.Altogether, a well written novel that could easily be made into a movie that I would watch again and again, alongside the likes of Nicholas Sparks.