Sydney

DNF. Even for a novella this got too hot and heavy too fast. Stopped around 50%. This wasn't even instalove just instaf*ck.

DNF at 34% - awkward mechanics, story line started to feel tired and overused for the genre, and characters weren't enough to make me want to keep reading.

I tried really hard to like this book but DNF'd around pg. 130

I'm not going to rate this book because I didn't DNF because this book was atrocious - I just didn't care for it. The slang felt stilted and forced, the “scandal” felt overblown, the instant attraction came across as icky and I had no motivation to finish. Only read this far because it was a book club book read. Was able to quit reading because I can't make the meeting this month.

Maybe its someone else's cup of tea.

“And yeah he had taken things a little far but she hadn't exactly complained, she had gotten off - he hadn't. If anyone should be pissed off, it was him.”

I did DNF this book because of external influences. I enjoyed this book because Katy's provided HER personal experiences with the campaign. It was interesting to hear about it from her point of view. This was intertwined with other details from her life that were occurring concurrently with the campaign. While others have noted they did not appreciate this additional material, I think it was integral to her story. Will most likely finish one day, just not today. No stars as I would like to finish first.

DNF. I tried really hard to get through this book but finished somewhere around Chapter 13. I'll be brief- why is this book in a knitting series? So far it has only been mentioned once. Second- for someone who is said to be very intelligent, she sure is dumb. Three- I would've liked this when I was 14 (a true mark of a poorly written romance novel that only supports antiquated dating habits that are toxic and unhealthy)