Review: Should have been a novella
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 05 2, 2014
I absolutely loved Deeper We Fall (Lottie and  Zan's story) and liked Faster We Burn (Katie and Stryker's book).  So when I saw that Will and Audrey were getting their own book, I was excited but I questioned how a full-length book would come about since we knew a lot of what transpired between Will and Audrey by reading the first novels.Well...that excitement quickly turned to annoyance when I started this book and realised it was going all the way back to the beginning.  I didn't need to re-live everything between these two from the time they met.  And for a book that's only about 250 pages long, it took me over a week to read it.  Mostly because if these two weren't having sex, they were internally doubting the relationship and, in Audrey's case, worrying about a secret being revealed.  (BTW, as a reader, you can guess the secret really early on and after that the book really gets boring).I'm really sad to give less than a stellar review, but if this book had been written more as a companion novella to Deeper We Fall and Faster We Burn (and kept to less than 150 pages), I would have loved the story.  I think Audrey and Will really complement each other as characters, both have their nerdiness that really works together, both are involved students that value getting good grades and studying hard.Also, as is the case with self-published books, there were some random and odd typos or word mistakes that popped up throughout.  In some cases, entire words were missing thus completely changing the meaning of the sentence.  I usually can ignore them, but since I wasn't really involved in this book I seemed to find them every time.