Review: The Story Didn't Add Up
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 03 2, 2014
Oh Lordy me! This story could've been so much more than it was! I only continued reading because it was a short, quick read. I'm not too sure of what to say about this story, it wasn't that it was bad, it was just not written with any depth.Andie has gone to Georgia to college, she is living in the sorority house of the Theta Zeta Delta, a group of girls that I would turn on my heel and run as fast as I could from if I saw them coming my way. It centers on their rules and regulations, of what is expected of Andie and whom she can date.That all gets turned on its head when she meets Javier, a mysterious hunk working in the library. It was all well and good, and the premise sounded like we were heading down a very good path. The sisters hated him for who and what he was, a foreigner! A lesser mortal than they were and not in the approved circle of who Andie could step out with.Andie stood her ground and all of a sudden the sisters liked him!! That is until Quinn, the sister's leader found some rather juicy gossip about his family. Then Andie had to dump him, only to get back with him when he explains it away. Don't get me wrong, I wanted them to get back together but everything was a little too perfect. Especially when she realizes ahe cannot stay in the house and leaves, her parents come to town to hep her look for a new apartment. I don't know about you, if my teenage daughter was hooking up with a Colombian drug lord's son I wouldn't be so quick to move into his apartment.It was all so twee and situations righted themselves long before they got out of hand. I was wanting bitch fighting, grug cartels and chases galore. What I got fell a little flat on what could've have been a great book. Unfortunately this wasn't for meRead more of my reviews at Never Judge a Book by its Movie [...]