Let's discuss it in detail.....so the book has two parts. One part is in past and the other is "present part". It revolves around a famous hockey player of a college (I don't remember the college name) who is stuck at party and waiting for his friends and then sees a girl who is wearing very baggy clothes to hide her shape. He is instantly attracted towards her. They talked a little and he decided to just get close to her. The girl is very mysterious doesn't have many friends, very private, doesn't go to parties and doesn't have fun etc, etc. Meaning she is totally opposite to the Hero.
My Rating
My Review
Okay so hear me. I have read reviews of this book and many people like it but I have so many problems with this book. Okay so the first part is kind of interesting but the details about the girl were annoying as hell. She was every guy's wet dream in school then the accident happened and now she wears baggy clothes. Wearing baggy clothes is the most comfortable and awesome thing how the hell does this tell anything about a person's personality, especially a girl.
Her two friends keep referencing to her that she has been through a lot like what the hell is a lot. What happened to her. It got revealed in bits and pieces which got me interested enough to keep reading the book; the accident that killed her mom; the accident that killed her boyfriend sort of friend. There was something going on with her team coach which was just absurd and stupid. (I am not spoiling read it yourself).
I still
kept reading to the end and this book bored me to tears. Nothing absolutely
nothing was happening. While reading the second half I was somewhat happy that
maybe I would get to read some hate and angsty romance but........NO!!!. The
guy comes kisses her angrily and offers her a marriage proposal and he just
forgets about the revenge and life goes on. I am sorry this book disappointed
me to no end. The concept was amazingly awesome the writer could have done so
much with the plot to make it more interesting, more dark, more sinister. But
all this is wishful thinking. You won't believe how hard it was to finish
this book so that I can write the review. I started reading with high
hopes and now I just don't know what to do with myself.