Ida

The story it self was good, but the writing in parts felt like it descended into badly written fan fiction. It felt as if the author still wanted to include sections that she clearly didn't feel were important or parts that were not the main section of the story, but the way in which she rushed over them made me wish they would have just been left out all together

This book is much like eating drive-thru McDonald's. Seems like a good idea at the time, enjoyable and addictive, but leaves a bad taste in your mouth. This book had been popping up like the plague, constantly being recommended based on previous purchases or other books looked at, but it was disappointing at best.

I read this book in one go, reading late into the night. Reading this was similar to reading Twilight, only slightly better. There were scenes that promised more, but they were surrounded by scenes that made me cringe and rush through. I wanted to know what happened, I hoped it would get better, but the outcome and story were predictable. It was nice, at times, and at others it seemed to be pushing too far to get an emotional response.

I wanted to like it, I really did, but the book left me wishing it could have been more.