Review: Go to the wild and experiment!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 1, 2013
I got this book through Netgalley, but what made me request it was to see that Karen Amanda Hooper, one of my favorite authors and friends on Goodreads, was enjoying reading the book so much. I was curious to know who was Adam because he was portrayed as a very sexy man. And I can truly say that the book did not disappoint me at all and I fell in love with Adam.The book is narrated from Ina's point of view of. She is a character that I identified with in several respects. Like for example that next year I'll finish my last year of college and I do not know what I'll do with my life as it is. As protagonist Ina seemed like a pretty credible character and easy to identify with her ​​from the beginning.I really like how Ina evolves throughout the book, though I did not like that she seems to need men to evolve. In my opinion, she relies too much on Adam.I loved the way the author describes the action, especially the moments of mystery and intrigue. During many scenes of mystery I felt really scared (may be because I get afraid really easily), plus I was reading at night. In this aspect, the feeling of suspense is really well made.I also liked that she created a male character in which readers have to look beyond the facade to know him. Normally with a description in which the character is said to be sexy,  girls usually like him, especially if is the main character. Using Adam's beard as a shield was very useful because I don't really like men with facial hair. But after knowing more about the character I did not care how he looked like and I found in it a very important lesson that I should take more into account.It is a very entertaining book and is perfect as summer reading, I recommended100%.