Review: Pretty good.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 20, 2013
This book has an interesting premise. I enjoyed reading it and I was able to ignore, for the most part, the parts I disliked. The writing was pretty solid, there were few errors or issues with the writing itself. I don't find first person to be the best narration style and the switching back and forth between Candice and Daniel was pretty obnoxious to be honest. I really found the majority of the sex scenes to be boring and awkwardly written. But I suppose that is just how people write the tacky romance genre so I can't hold it against the author too much. My one large complaint was how little sense some stuff made. Quite a few times I asked myself why a character would have made some choice, or why/how some plot point came about. I feel like the author had a thought process about a plot point and then just didn't completely explain that process in the book. The motivations of the characters and The Network are definitely lacking though.Overall the characters are pretty well written, the world is shaky but not unbelievable, and the plot is fairly quick paced so the flaws it does have can be ignored without much effort. I enjoyed it enough to finish and buy the second one.