Review: Good read, but with a few edits could be better.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 15, 2013
*I received this book in exchange for an honest review*Two Versions of the Same Song started off awkwardly. It was a hard one for me to review, because there were parts I loved, and parts that just didn't work for me.I really enjoyed the characters of Serena and Paul. I felt like they really tried their best with the situation they found themselves in, and I have to give them credit because they handled a lot better than most. After the first intentional kiss, they both made sure to never let it happen again.I felt the worst for Serena, because she really got the worst end out of everything, and she was kind and sweet and it still didn't work in her favor. Paul meant well, but he was a jerk throughout most of this book, and it didn't really sit well with me that he basically got what he wanted, at least until the very end.Most of what I didn't like was structural and the way the book was set up. I really hated the before and after, switching around like that was really confusing. Also, there was way to much description, there were times especially in the beginning where I just started skipping ahead because it just felt like a data dump. Knowing the exact year, date, and time of their birth and their genealogy was just a little much.Overall, I did enjoy the book, but I just felt like with more editing this good go from a good book to a fantastic book. I give it a good 3 stars, but with a some editing it could become a better book.