That was my thought for the last 100 pages of this book. I was so sick of this story and the unbelievable plot and characters. I couldn't take it anymore. When I got to the final pages I felt like I was on a bad vacation and my plane had finally landed. It was over thought, too long, not at all entertaining and the characters were awful. It didn't keep me guessing. Just when I thought one character was tolerable, one of the other characters did something farfetched and sleazy to keep the plot going. All this crap was mixed in with some social commentary about news cycles and the way reporters react to a story that involves "good looking" people. Save your money. Don't read… Read more
OK, so the writing isn't great and she needs to put the thesaurus down but it's still completely entertaining. If you have deja vu, you probably read Twilight. A clumsy, sweet girl with an absent mother and a new stepfather and "guy's guy" father meets a handsome stranger who warns her he's "dangerous" for her. He has problems with the unsafe car her father gave her, has gobs of money and blames his "dangerousness" on things that happened in his youth that were not entirely his choice but worked out for the best. See the parallels yet? She works in a hardware store with a guy who has a crush on her and has a friend that her dad is friends with his dad and he also has a crush on her… Read more
This was an OK book. Sometimes rock stars aren't as exciting as they seem. I found I skipped a lot of it because I was bored. The Cabo Wabo story was entirely more intesting the the Van Halen one.
