Review: Turned off by the main characters behavior & hated cliffhanger ending - spoilers but the cliff hanger is not revealed.
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 05 3, 2014
SPOILERS While I thought the book started out good after awhile the main characters, Oliver and India's behavior was too hateful towards each other, India in the past and Oliver in the present.  It could have been avoided if India was willing to share what happened.  It could have been avoided if Oliver tried harder to reach her or made her talk to him or talk to a counselor or someone who could help. What she did to Oliver was cruel and his behavior, IMO, at the end, was worse and extremely painful to read.  The bullied becomes the bullier and it left a bad taste in my mouth.  I found after awhile I did not like either main character, which is rare for me when I usually like both.I disliked that the book was stereotypical, he that he was the manhore with a different girl each night and  throwing it in her face, while she only had 1 smexing experience in the past that was mediocre and none in the present.  Oliver blowing hot and cold was very annoying.  Going to the school himself but then demanding she leave.  Caring if other people hurt her but then intentionally hurting her himself in much worse ways.  The cliffhanger was unrealistic and contrary to how Oliver was being.  I did not believe it., especially how much she did for him and how close they had become.  It was like it was thrown out there at the last minute, so there would be another book for readers to buy.  Also the book had noticeable grammar and spelling mistakes.  I honestly wish I did not read it and it is unlikely that I will read the next book.