Review: It's Just Ok
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 26, 2013
I really wanted to like this book and thought it had somewhere to go, but it fell flat.  The premise was good as were the characters, I felt they never really connected.Tabitha Kelly is at a new school following an unfortunate event that trashed her image at her old one.  It is about ten months after the incident and Tabby is doing her best to move on with her life.  The one thing she thinks will help her over the hump (ba dum bump) is finding a hot one night stand.  She picks up Noah in the bar and does her best to seduce him.Noah Adler is hiding pain of his own and finds some sort of connection with Tabitha, even after the one night stand incident.  They try and heal each other while tip toeing around the real issues they have.  Noah's character comes off very wooden and robotic, maybe just going through the motions and not having much depth.It seems like there could have been more fireworks between Tabby and Noah, it felt as if they were forced together. The story was well written, just slow and a bit boring in parts.