Review: I expected something better...
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 12 10, 2013
It is the plot that attracted me most when I bought the book.Jaided Williams has been abused severely by her father in her youth.This scared young girl has decided to attend an all-boys school and to play soccer in their team. What she had not planned is to fall for her roommate: Blaize. But Blaize seams to resist her at first. Will he be able to heal her wounds?Well it was the plot that attracted me at first. The idea of having a girl in the soccer team of a boy school, of her fighting her demons and a boy unlike the others having his own scars was fascinating me. But sadly this is at the end what annoyed me most. It was all so nave. How can a girl who has suffered so much live surrounded by men only, how can the school or her adoptive father accept that she shares a room with a boy? And why the heck does this girl accept to be pushed away so often by Blaize? What made her fall in love with him? I really was missing the emotions, the depth of the story. I had a hard time finising it but I hoped until the end…I hoped to read something else, something better, something funnier and sadder and better.This book is a nice first book but its potential was better.Enjoy the read if you are not disturbed by the lack of logic and feeling and if you enjoy a love story with a different plot.MBTM