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Alexandra Yakovleva _andra_akovleva — If you can pull your eyes away from the cover you will find a short, very spicy read by Becca Dale. Lily and Thor have a past. A past that was a good one until Thor had an accident and said something stupid. Up until it is revealed why Lily ran off on Thor, you could like him. He is exactly how a cowboy should be. He's all manly and a touch bit arrogant. He risks his life to help a child, while endangering his own by riding a horse that nearly crippled him years back. Death wish? Possibly. Lily is a little harder to like. She ran off without a fight when she loved someone and then stayed away for 8 years? I wanted to smack her quite a bit. However, once I found out the backstory on Thor's accident, I wanted to smack him. Rodeo circuit or not his behavior was pretty out of line. Yet these two manage to fall back into bed together for some pretty steamy....glass of ice water for the reader sex. Sex is really what pulls them back together yet there is obviously love on both of their parts. I really wished this were longer than it was, because I would have liked to have really known what made Thor and Lily tick. Becca wrapped things up nicely for the pair, giving them the happily ever after, you know they are going to get, but you did feel like there should be more.

Paulina Vanilia _a_anilia — ** spoiler alert ** It's a so-so kind of book. The story is not what I expected it to be and I don't know if that's a good thing. I hate the ending. I read it because first of all, it is PC's book. Secondly, I got intrigued by the summary-the soul mate thingy. Many parts of the book were boring and nonsensical(?) (dunno if that's the right term to use). The story is the only thing I like in the book. I really like the first half of the book especially the first few pages. I started to get bored in the second part, the 'Winter and Spring'. But some parts are still okay, what I mean is it is not as good as the first part. Also the story in second half is a bit fast. I hate the ending. In my opinion it would be a lot better if Brida end up with her Soul mate, I mean the Magus. She even chose him but the Magus let her go. I really hate that. I really got disappointed in that part. For me that's the worst.

Sreelal Vm _reelal7293 — ** spoiler alert ** I picked this up at the library. I had never read anything by Dessen before, so I thought that it might be time. I expected this to be a super-sweet romance, but was extremely underwhelmed. I hated Remy. Well, maybe not 'hate', but I strongly disliked her. She was truly a 'heartless, cold bitch'. She acted so rash towards her father, even when she had to reason to because he had done nothing wrong towards her. Also, she was completely ungrateful towards her mother, brother, Dexter, and basically everyone else in her family. This brings us to my next point: I loved Dexter. He was a funny, witty character that I would love to be friends with. What I didn't understand is why he fell for Remy. He didn't even know her, so it was most likely her looks. Then, after they did know each other and she treated him like crap, he still liked her. Then, throughout their relationship (which, by the way, lasted a mere 5 chapters or so) she seemed uninterested and couldn't care less. I didn't get it. I felt like kicking some sense into Remy: she shouldn't be treating Dexter (or any guys, for that matter) that way. She reminds me of the people my group of friends and I make fun of: the ones who have new boyfriends every week, but don't give a damn about any of them. Hm. Also, nothing plot-like happened in this novel. 1. She meets Dexter. 2. Her boyfriend cheats on her, they break up. 3. She goes out with Dexter. 4. She treats him like garbage. 5. He LOVES her. 6. She thinks she might like him, but doesn't show it in any way other than when she offers herself for sex. 7. She then realizes she may actually feel something sentimental towards him, so of course breaks up with him (..?) 8. They're still friends. 9. She realizes she may be able to live with liking a guy for the first time in her life, for things other than sex. 10. The end. This is labeled at a YA romance novel, although it had next to zero romance in it. The Hunger Games satisfied my romance craving more than this did. Like I said before, she and Dexter only lasted a few chapters. The only reason I gave this a 2 star was because it was interesting to be in the mind of someone like her, even if I felt like throwing a punch at her every five seconds. It was well-written, and I'm not lowering points for not having a plot: I picked this up for an easy read, and that's what it was. I usually underestimate books when I'm in a bad mood, so that when I do realize that the novel is good, I can feel really good and be even more hooked onto it. This one lived below it's expectations. It's a shame, though I do think I will pick up another Dessen novel before I can officially proclaim that I strongly dislike her characters/plots.