Review: Definition of the Word "Friend"
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 02 21, 2014
After reading the synopsis of the book, I downloaded and thought it would be a book that I could be into  Sadly, I was mistaken. From the get go, it seemed that the main character, Lucy was a bit confusing. That never changed throughout the book. It was difficult to sympathize with her for that very reason. Miles, the main male character was just as bad. We're lead from the beginning to have a certain idea about their personalities, yet they changed drastically the entire book and not in a very appealing light.If that were the only down side to this book, I could look past it. But my biggest annoyance was the relationship with her "friends". Fawn (the model), Krista (the Charlotte), and Betty (the lesbian). Holy cow! How were these women friends. From the time they get together for the wedding it was all catty remarks, jealousy and just down right being MEAN to one another! It was really aggravating. I can see how some friends can act a little bit like that towards one another but honestly it seemed as these women couldn't stand one another. And when they had "moments" of friendship, it fell flat and didn't seem real. That really upset me and I couldn't get past that throughout the book. Maybe that's why I didn't really feel this book as something I could fully invest my interest in. Besides all that, there were just too many unfinished side stories. You're thrown around so much it was almost like following a pinball game. Yes, I said pinball. Just all over the place.I try to be as upfront and honest in my reviews as possible. This is only my opinion and obviously not the only review. Take it for what it's worth, because there are others out there that found this to be an enjoyable read. I, unfortunately, wasn't one of them.