Review: Okay New Adult read
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 24, 2014
At the beginning of the book, Georgia is about to spend 7 days in a luxury cruise with her college friends (her ex being one of them), she will be rooming with a guy she hasn't bothered to really get to know before, and is being blackmailed by someone. The blackmail and the mystery behind it is one of the reasons that keeps you turning pages.The background differences between the main characters (Georgia and Jace) seem very different in the beginning, but we soon find out that one of the things that they have in common is that both of them are hiding secrets. As they get know one another, their attraction increases and they find out that what they thought about each other wasn't really true. Can they find a way to be together, to be honest and trust one another?I felt at times frustrated with Georgia, I know she had problems but she was always trying to be so fake and lying even when there was no need to... Jace was really my favourite character. Besides what he thought about her, he was opened to get to know her and was always paying attention and trying to help her.I feel like I spent half of the book wanting the story to develop into something more or get more interesting. I gave it 3 stars because it did get more interesting near the end and I liked how it ended.I would have liked to read more about Jace and Georgia's life after the cruise, I guess it may be featured on the next book of the series.