Things I'll Never Say

So, I grabbed this book because it sounded like it would be cute and fluffy and I didn't want anything highly demanding. And it was a rather undemanding read, but it was also kind of odd. First, there is no fewer than three explicit sex scenes in a book that doesn't even hit 70 pages. (Yeah, this says it's 77, but my kindle copy says 69, so that's what we're going with here.) First of all, that wasn't want I expected and it definitely wasn't what I wanted. Also, these two are an interesting combination of childish and mature. Maybe all teenagers are, but it really threw me off when I read about how the one is practically a gourmet cook just because his parents were never around and he wanted to eat something besides takeout and sandwiches. (Paraphrasing strongly, but the intent is still there.) Anyway, don't regret reading it, though I could have spent my time on something better.

1.5 stars

That was...well, let's just say I'm glad I didn't pay for it. The story had potential, but it was ruined by poor writing and the fact that it was, as Lo-Lo said, “cheesy and sickeningly sweet”. I managed to finish it, but not without rolling my eyes constantly. At least it was short.