Review: Sweet love story
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 3, 2014
Audrey Valdez and Will Anders have a complicated relationship. He likes her and she likes him, but Audrey has a secret, a secret that she believes will be the end of them.There is a lot going on in this book. Besides the ever-changing relationship between Audrey and Will, there is the whole back story involving the 'gang,' the circle of friends and family that comprise their world. The interaction between Audrey, Will, and the rest of the 'Family' is both touching and entertaining. These kids really have each others' backs, and it's through the trust and support of each other that Audrey is eventually able to let Will in completely, and see the bright side of life.The revelation of Audrey's secret was a bit frustrating for me, for a couple of reasons. Firstly, I felt like it was pretty easy to guess what the secret, or the basic gist of it, was, and secondly, it just took such a long time for it to come out. Once we got to see what had actually gone on in Audrey's life to shape her view of herself, the story moved much more quickly and was more satisfying. That being said, though, I did really enjoy the interaction of all of the characters here, and the continuation of story lines that were introduced in the first two books of the series. And, as with other of Chelsea Cameron's books, the innate humor really is a plus, and fleshes out the characters and makes them seem that much more real. All in all, this was a good solid read for me, and I recommend it if you're looking for a sweet, yet sexy, book.