scarlettlovesbooks's review
2.0
The basic premise of the story held a lot of promise - a new college student and a billionaire rock star - but the writing left a lot to be desired. There were just sections that were lacking in transitions. Overall, the writing seems a bit amateurish.
I also didn't like Sky as the voice of the story; maybe it's the writing style but I found her to be self-absorbed. The fact that she's supposed to be this smart girl going to college on scholarship didn't translate well with her immature thinking.
I did like Jonathan though. Although his character doesn't seem to be fleshed out enough, I feel like there is more to him that still needs to be told. I also found his family dynamics fascinating. A part of me wants to pick up Ashley Blake's other billionaire series just to find out what the deal is with Jonathan's parents.
The ending was frustrating as well. Talk about unresolved angst! I guess if you care enough what happens to Sky and Jonathan next (and I sort of do), then proceed to the sequel.
I also didn't like Sky as the voice of the story; maybe it's the writing style but I found her to be self-absorbed. The fact that she's supposed to be this smart girl going to college on scholarship didn't translate well with her immature thinking.
I did like Jonathan though. Although his character doesn't seem to be fleshed out enough, I feel like there is more to him that still needs to be told. I also found his family dynamics fascinating. A part of me wants to pick up Ashley Blake's other billionaire series just to find out what the deal is with Jonathan's parents.
The ending was frustrating as well. Talk about unresolved angst! I guess if you care enough what happens to Sky and Jonathan next (and I sort of do), then proceed to the sequel.
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