Review: Not very fulfilling
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 26, 2011
I like this author. I think she writes well. This book is, I suppose, the end to this series - at least according to the other reviews. It centers around Jon and Cole getting married in Paris. At least that is the set up. Though not really what you get. Cole pays for Jared, Matt, Angelo and Zach to attend the Paris wedding, as well as Jon's dad George. Sounded good, but what you actually read is a whole lot of Zach and Angelo (Zach's point of view), a little Matt and Jared (Matt's point of view) and the smallest bit of Jon and Cole and NEVER from either of the latter two's point of view. They actually spend very little time together in this book. This frustrated me, because I love Jon and Cole, they are her best characters (I do like Matt and Jared as well). But, my God, why do we get so much Zach and Angelo. Zach loves Angelo, Zach worships Angelo, Angelo is Zach's angel. Now, flip and repeat. Ugh - okay, we get it! I have to add that to me, they really come off as opportunistic, self-involved jerks as well. Whatever - they don't have a relationship I would want, but that is not my problem with them. They are really the least likeable of all the guys and yet once again, they seem to be at the center of the story. I wish that in order to read a little of what is going on in the lives of characters I love, I didn't have to read so much about these two. Good riddance.