Review: Sweet Enjoyable Story
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 18, 2014
If I had to find one word to describe this book I think I would go with sweet.  Now that doesn’t mean it doesn’t have some very unsweet moments in it, because it sure as heck does, but the all-encompassing um, “ness” (wow, I am definitely a reader and not a writer!) that I would go with would be sweet.The characters, for the most part, are sweet characters.  Perhaps not at first and some have secrets that make them less than sweet for a bit of time but they really are mostly dripping with sweetness.  That’s really not a bad thing or the book wouldn’t have gotten such a great rating!  Sometimes it’s nice to read a book that just reads cleanly, keeps you interested, smoothly transitions, and leaves you feeling pretty darn good when if all wraps up nicely.  I don’t want to give anything away so it’s hard to say more than that so I will not!  Just that saying it’s sweet isn’t a bad thing, just a good description.This book was fun to read.  It did have some fairly graphic sexual encounters and the lead character seemed to be a bit more concerned with when the next one of these encounters was going to take place than the signs that perhaps her love interest was harboring quite the secret, but hey, 18 and in love is the age where such things do happen.  Now I think that the camp that this takes place in is one that is for the more well to do of the world so that’s something I can’t personally relate to (even remotely!) but it was enjoyable reading about it!  It’s fun seeing how the other half lives at times in the literary world.All in all, I really enjoyed this book and the fun little story it told.  The author is a very good writer and has a knack of creating a perfectly flowing story without a single hiccup to disturb the telling.  It was hard to put the book down and a highly enjoyable to read.