Review: Good premises that didn't hit the mark
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 11 12, 2012
Ally has it all--perfect boyfriend, perfect life until a bad boy blackmails her into a kiss and she decides that her life wasn't so perfect after all.This wasn't a bad book, but it lacked something important--a likable love interest/hero. Ally was a little spoiled  and it showed, but the hero was a brat and an obvious player. Not very likable at all.  The premise had promise.  Even the first half of the book was promising. It was the last half that  ruined it for me. He wasn't a nice guy. Granted, part of the problem could be because we never really saw where he stood emotionally with her, at least nothing conclusive, but the author failed to convey his feelings to us other than his snarky comments and douch bag actions.The characterization left a lot to be desired and I found myself not really caring about either character at the end. I gave this two stars because I felt the promise of the book fell short. I had high hopes for this book based on the blurb and free chapter. I was sadly disappointed.