Review: it was okay.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 10 15, 2013
The first half of this book was pretty dull.  At the 38% point I thought I wouldn't waste any more time on this book.  So many issues with the characters.  Makenna lost the love of her life 2 years earlier and isn't able to open her heart yet to another.  But that sure doesn't stop her for teasing Drew, the local high school football coach, and leading him on.  After more than 3 months of dating she still hasn't kissed him but she's agreed to move to Indianapolis in 5 months and live with him when he accepts a job there.  Makes no sense.Finally, she lets him kiss her and then she says she "feels like a slut" because she realizes after the kiss that she isn't feeling a deep connection to him.  Really?  She just realized after kissing him once that she's not into him after all?  After he tells her that he loves her and she agrees to move away with him?  And all along she keeps admitting that she knows she's lying to him and to herself.But the book picks up the pace and the story gets better after about the halfway point.  Not the strongest writing but much better than a lot of other books I've read.  Spelling and grammer errors are at a minimum so it's well edited.  The story flows, the narrative makes sense.  Makenna is a boring girl, not sure why any of these guys would be into her.