Interesting premise but the pacing was to slow for me and the ending too rushed. I would have liked for the characters to have more face to face contact before the ending.

Hildy and Paul have their own reasons for participating in the 36 question experiment and it's such a rush to read this book and try and figure out these characters by their answers and how they relate to each other. Vicki Grant's writing jumps off the pages with wit, a wry sense of humor, and unusual answers to some mundane - and not so mundane - questions. Each character in this book is fascinating in their own special way. I had a hard time putting it down! I loved this concept, enjoyed this book, and I know you will too! Highly recommend!

Fun concept. I liked the format of the book and I think it will definitely appeal to teenagers.

So... a clumsy heroine who is shy and babbles a lot and is prone to accidents. Enter the proverbial bad guy who doens't give a damn and is full of himself. Follow into an interview between them from hell which makes you exit this book as fast as you can afraid this exchange is going to be the way the rest of the book is. Sorry, I guess this book wasn't for me, I got lost as soon as the clichés began entering :S

DNF @ 28%

Received from netgalley in exchange for a honest review.

Great premise that I had my Psych Degree mind in full overdrive but with characters I'm not interested in after the second chapter. Also the potential of one the main characters being stereotyped into the typical thug and other stereotypes with different characters. So nope. Had potential but lost my interest very quickly.

I liked the idea of this book, but I just didn't like the way it was written. I had a very hard time getting into the book. I think for me unfortunately the book just fell flat. There isn't too much I really enjoyed about it.