Review: So sweet
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 25, 2014
This book was kind of a random surprise for me. I've been having a hard time finding books that sounds interesting and somewhat entertaining. I was skeptical of this story because I feel like I have been reading a lot of forbidden relationship type stories, especially involving teachers. Don't get me wrong, some were amazing but some were also very cringe worthy.Overall I give this book 4 stars. I genuinely enjoyed it and there were many aspects of the story that I just loved.We meet Ashlyn as she is going through some really hard times. She just recently lost her twin sister and is now moving to live with her father that she doesn't really know anything about and his new family. She is a nineteen year old high school student and starting her senior year in a new town.Before she starts her new school, she meets Daniel, a musician that she connects with on many different levels and they have that immediate connection. They meet, they swoon, and we get a good dose of insta-love. Everything comes crashing down on them when they realize they can't have an open and honest relationship with each other.I loved this story because it had so much more than sex going for it. There is an important box of letters in this story and I truly feel like they made this story what it was. The other characters in this story were also something that just completed it. One character in particular reminded me of Patrick (Nothing) from The Perks of Being a Wallflower and I just loved that character and everything he was about.I don't want to give away too much because it was a wonderful story and I liked learning about all the different characters and how they all changed and affected this story.Overall, I would recommend this to anyone who is interested in the NA genre but with some slight depth. This was refreshing and new, in a strange way, and I loved it.