Review: meh!
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 02 4, 2014
I’m going to keep this review as short as possible. When I first picked this from Netgalley I’m excited to read it because I loved the Blurb. I thought it will be one of those story where the girl who grieves for a very long time will finally be out of her shell and find her way to love life again.This story is about Coo. A teenage girl who is in grief because of her brothers death.I think the way the story started is great. We met Coo and her family and some possible romance. Banks was introduced, an alcoholic guy who Coo considered as a friend. As the book progress they found themselves caring for each other.I enjoyed the characters but the story didn’t really go anywhere and there was absolutely no resolution. While I have no idea what it is like to lose a child, I feel like Sam’s death was too much a part of the story and then not enough all at the same time. The dynamics of the family were weird and I felt like there were too many plot strings dangled in front of the readers faced that were never really explored further. I can handle a little ambiguity in a book but this one just left too many unanswered questions for my liking.This is such a disappointment. I found it too boring after 30 pages or so. I just pushed myself through it coz I feel like I owe netgalley and the author.