
Member Reviews

I started this book with an open mind, but as I read, I realized that this particular style of romance just isn’t for me. While the writing was okayand I can see why many readers might enjoy it, I struggled to connect with the story and characters on a personal level.
It’s clear that fans of this type of romance will likely find much to enjoy, but ultimately it wasn’t the right match for my reading tastes.

An interesting book! I greatly enjoyed this one from beginning to end. Full review coming soon on my blog.

This book was way too cheesy to get through. It wasn't badly written, but I couldn't connect to any characters, and the plot was full of too many tropes - I felt like I already knew what was going to happen, and I didn't feel like finishing. Maybe if you're into this sort of thing, you'll like it. It wasn't bad, it just wasn't for me.

I'm usually not a huge fan of light and fluffy contemporaries, but I really enjoyed this one.

Actual rating: 2.5 stars
This story follows 16 year old Lexie Stein, who has spent most of her life fabricating lies about her life to hide what has really happened. Then comes along Dalton Reyes who she last saw in a puddle of his own blood. He is the only person who knows what her life is/was actually like.
That's about all I can give without getting into spoilers. I almost put this book down a few times because of the insane amount of teenage lust/instalove. But decided to keep going. Underlying all the "omghessoooooohot" "omghesmiledatme" "omgomgomg", the story of Dalton Reyes was good. It was interesting and I was invested, not in the characters, but rather the past of the character (Dalton). I wanted to know what happened to him leading up to him meeting back up with Lexie five years later. However with that being said, I don't feel like it was the most original plot. Sub in a different problem and you'd have the same result. It was predictable. Overall, I was just really disappointed that there wasn't more substance to this story because it could have been great. I spent a majority of my time reading rolling my eyes. :/