Poor Marsha, she is so beat down, the moment a guy even looks at her, her friends rush to straighten her hair, and it's like her whole life is hinging on a purple eyeliner pencil. The suspense and revelations of many secrets really spiced up the story for me and made the experience even more interesting and intriguing.Ī must read for ya all and I would recommend it to all of you out there and hope that you'll love it as much as I did. The emotional whirlwind that M faces really made me feel sad for her and I really loved the unexpected twists and turns that bumped me in between the chapters. The story is really a page turner and gripped my interest and excitement from the very first and I finished it within one day. The writing style is really awesome and really connected me to the story. The pure essence of first and true love was really nice to experience and the unique plot did wonders in keeping up my interest levels. I loved to experience the life of M and liked the fact that she developed through out the book and became strong and confident. I really loved this story, it's great and really enjoyable. I got this book from the author, free of cost, in exchange of an honest review from my side.įirstly I would love to thank Brenda Hiatt, author of Starstruck, for giving me this wonderful opportunity of reading and reviewing this book and hats off to the great and awesome moderators of Teen Critic group for letting me sign up for this book. I don't know how my hours of my life I have wasted and brain cells I have destroyed by reading this fucking shit called a book. You may think this review was harsh but I could give a fuck less. I feel like I should take it upon myself to collect up this series of books from all around the world and fucking burn them.
I would rather wash my eyes with fucking bleach before I would ever read the second book. Because if he did and that would have been the "fight" then I would have put the book down right there even though I had about 10 pages left. Thank fucking goodness Shim didn't talk the entire time. Either him or just go ahead and shoot me and end my fucking misery. If someone held me at gunpoint and told me to pick a favorite character, I guess I would have to say it was Allister. I didn't connect with the characters at all and truthfully, found them to be very shallow. Trisha was cliché too (wow cliché again, I think this is going to be a reoccurring theme here) and girls aren't like that at high school.
Rigel was supposed to be amazing and hot and the perfect dude but seriously was totally fucking cliché and he did not act like a fucking 15 year old. Although every page I read, I could feel myself losing brain cells. I seriously cannot believe I actually finished it.
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