Review: Lost interest as story progressed
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 7, 2014
I had a really hard time putting this book down for about the first half. I liked how Tripp and Lacey were both mentally disturbed. How they took out their anger through drugs, alcohol, sex, etc. made it so entertaining to read. After about the halfway point, everything seemed kind of predictable. It was their dark and damaged personalities that drew me in and there just didn't seem to be as much of it. It's like they were fixed too soon in the book. There was a bit of a twist at the very ending, but not one that could really develop into something. At least, it gave Tripp a sense of closure. Tripp was way too emotional for me. So many times I just thought, "Seriously! Stop crying and be a man!" There was too much focus on tattoos and piercings for me, as well. I can only cringe when I think about the type of piercings that Lacey had done. I'm still confused with what happened to Willow. That seemed to kind of just fizzle out without an answer, unless I missed it. I loved how both Tripp and Lacey interacted with Cree and Milly's daughter, Annie. She was so darn cute! I like the playlist at the end of the book! It's fun! I can definitely see how those songs fit into the book!