Review: Thankfully it was free
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 12 9, 2012
I effing hated this book! The characters are so juvenile and immature. The only reason I forced myself to continue reading this whole joke--which only fueled my anger--was because I had hoped they would grow and mature. Their issues, especially the heroines, are petty and insignificant like those of a tween with her first zit and equating it to the end of the universe.The writing was okay, but dialog was pretty crappy. Fraught with too many Uh's and Um's for my taste... kind of like that of a child who's vocabulary hasn't been expanded on by education yet. Editing is excellent! It's odd... great books are always poorly edited and poor books are always superbly edited in my experience. Oh well. Unless you like to read YA's with child-like characters, I do NOT recommend this book. I certainly won't be reading the other books in the series because, judging by the other characters in this one, they're all of questionable maturity as well. Except Will...maybe. But that's a chance I'm not willing (heh) to take. Thank goodness this was free and I only wasted a few days!