Review: I'm now a member!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 24, 2012
I am now a member of the unofficial J.C. Isabella Fan Club.  This book had me from the first chapter.  We meet Chloe and Zack who have disliked each other since grade school, at least that's what they try and convince themselves of.  Deep down there is an attraction there and it gets to the point where neither can deny it any longer.As it turns out their parents randomly meet at the grocery store and are now married, so insert awkward here.  When Chloe was younger she started the Unofficial Zack Warren Fan Club, and there were many girls who joined throughout the years but Chloe the founder has long left the club behind.  She even begs them to stop meeting, inciting it's an invasion of privacy and it's time to grow up.  But her best friend Lana is keen on keeping the club going.  After all who really cares?Zack and Chloe are forced to get along while living with their parents, during breaks and sometimes on weekends as they are both currently in college (same dorm different floors).  They begin their friendship and it's a fabulous thing to experience with them.  They finally let their true feelings in the open to all (except their parents), and it's just a journey I would take over and over again.The characters in this book were so relatable and reasonable.  There was no far fetched stereotype in this book, only real people and I thoroughly enjoyed that.  The plot overall was great, what's funny is I didn't even expect it at first.  It didn't click in until it happened that they would be living together, but that was an extra bonus because sometimes I love surprises like these.  The setting was great too, but that might be because I can actually picture the area in my mind being a former Floridian and all.Zack and Chloe are perfect together and I can't wait to read the next book and hope to see them make a little cameo appearance.  The author did a fantastic job writing this book and I can't wait to read the rest of her books!  J.C. Isabella is now on my top list of authors to read.  I really love when books go back and forth between the characters, where one chapter will be his point of view and the next will be hers.  You get that all around feeling and know what's going on with the main characters.  Plus I love seeing the guy's point of view.  They really do have feelings inside albeit not the too mushy kind but feelings.  Super sigh!