Review: 3 stars for the first 75%...Zero stars for the rest
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 11 4, 2013
First, let me say that the writing has definitely improved since the first book.  There are way less typos in this one.  The dialogue still seems stilted to me.For such a short book, there is way too much going on here.Leah was her usual self-absorbed/martyr self.  It's baffling that Chase is so in love with her.  She treats him like crap and he just takes it!Chase is a teacher and (of course) has the teen girls falling all over him.  There is a misconduct allegation, but before it really becomes part of the story line, it's over.  I felt like all the story lines in this book sort of started and then floundered out without a good explanation.The situation with Sheila and Caleb about 75% into the book, pretty much ruined it for me.  It was beyond ridiculous!  I felt like I was watching the lamest episode of Scooby Doo ever!  Complete with a hand-wringin/maniacal laughing villain.  I was just waiting for her to say "I would have gotten away with it too, if it hadn't been for Leah!"  Unbelievable doesn't even cover it.