This was only a minor problem for me, but I would have loved it if the supporting characters (in particular Warren) were described in a bit more details. When I say under developed, I mean it in a sense that I feel like there wasn’t enough description about them, for me to form a clear image of what they look like. However, I found that the supporting characters details felt a tad bit under-developed. If you own the book, you can find more details about the playlist in the first few pages of the book.Īlthough I loved the characters in this book, they were extremely likable and so on. It definitely added a theatrical level of enjoyment to this book as I was reading it and listening to the songs for this book. It’s beautiful, heartbreaking, yet so engaging, I don’t know how Colleen Hoover does it.Īlso, I found that the official playlist for this book was amazing.
Not because the characters or plot were at all similar, it’s the way my heart was buzzing with emotions as I read this. It reminded me very much of Ugly Love (the only other book I’ve read by Colleen Hoover). Anyways, I found that this story was so alluring (is that the right word?). reviews, plot, characters etc.) it seems to bias me or make me set an expectation for something I haven’t read.
I honestly didn’t read much about this book before reading it, which is a good thing I’ve been finding out - when I know too much about a book before reading it (i.e. Where do I begin? The plot? The romantic aspect? The writing style? Oh, how I love you Colleen Hoover. However, she finds herself in the care of Ridge, her mysterious neighbor. When Sydney finds out that her boyfriend Hunter is cheating on her with her best friend Tori, she has nowhere to run to.
Sydney’s in college away from her parents, a wonderful boyfriend, a job… or so she thinks. Publisher: Atria (Simon & Schuster), March 2014
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