Review: Rarely captivating read!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 6, 2014
This was the second book I’ve ever read in one take, the first one was “Practice Makes Perfect” by Julie James. And I can honestly say that despite its premise, this is nothing like the 49 shadows of whatever color kind of books.I absolutely loved the language - the flow that teasingly makes you want to know and feel more and more. This book actually made me want to BE the character, not just follow her daily adventures.Erika’s witty and gritty word games draw up awesome and ever enjoyable descriptions - be it a character or a place. I’ve rarely seen so much originality and frankness throughout one book (no lame repetitions or clichés). There wasn’t a dull page in this story.Erika’s strong sides are definitely tension building and the ease of relationships between characters that are both realistic and charming. I have never been to Boston, but if it hosts men like Duncan and Craig, I should’ve lived there, as opposed to New York.This series should and could easily be a bestseller - at least in Boston! Can’t wait to open the next book.