Review: Might be a perfect fit for a twenty-something
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 2, 2014
When I first got my e-reader, I purchased book one and after reading that I purchased book two. I stopped there as I felt the story had run its course and I knew where things were headed. When the 3 book set came out, I went ahead and bought it so I could re-read and finish the story. I have to say that I wish I had left it alone. I should have stuck with my original impression. While it was nice to continue the story of Brandon and Spencer, and Jason and Becca, and Max and Ryan, I felt the author threw in situations that were not true to the story just for filler. I also found that I was starting to not like Spencer as much as she was turning into a drama queen. It's obvious that this is written by a young person, but it seems to become even more so as the story goes on.This set reads almost like a diary of a happy young woman's life. She has great friends and family, is college educated with a job she loves, has a great boyfriend with great family and friends, and life is good. They go about living their lives, having lots of sex, and being happy. The F word is used occasionally, and there are some grammar errors. There were also places where I felt the author could use a stronger vocabulary, as sometimes her choice of words was poor. When I think about giving this book a grade, I give it a C. There is nothing here that really makes it stand out.