Review: Meh
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 4, 2014
** I received a copy of this book courtesy of the publisher and NetGalley in exchange for an honest review**2.5 StarsThe premise of this story is great. Young, college seniors, bad break up, bff secret love..... there really could be so much to love. Except there isn't.Riley's caught her boyfriend of 6 years cheating, with many women. She gets advice from her bff, who happens to be Max on how to get back into the dating pool. The only problem with that is that Max doesn't want Riley to date..... At least not anyone other than him. Max was the best part of this book. He was funny, likable, and normal. I may have DNF this book if it weren't for Max's redeeming qualities that kept me going.Riley is..... to put it mildly incredibly immature and absofreakingannoying!! She is probably the worst MC I have ever read. She has the potential to be great once you get into the book but it just doesn't happen. Yes, she is 21. However, her character reminds me more of a spoiled, out of touch with reality, 16 year old. I will admit, there were some humorous moments, just not enough.I think I could have looked over Riley's character because Max was great, if there was more depth and growth to the story. I felt like I was reading the same page over and over again. Hello peat, meet repeat. This story really had so much potential for greatness if there were more development of characters and plot.