Fallen Crest High

So this was just pure thrill for me. I wasn't really looking for anything more than that, and that's partly because this book didn't offer much else. The main thing that I enjoyed was that Mason and Sam were pretty rock solid together and there wasn't anything their stupid parents or friends could do to break them apart. I also liked the fact that Sam didn't care about any of the petty bullshit that her classmates pulled because I wouldn't have kept reading if she had. Consequently, that everybody was pretty honest about their intentions and no one was fake–at least not convincingly–was refreshing. Obviously, Sam's mom and some of the classmates that tried to befriend were trying to be subtle about it but it was unbelievably evident that their intentions weren't good. This book is definitely character-driven, there's really no plot to speak of but that's what I appreciated most about it.

As I said, I liked the fast pace thrill of the novel and the drama was non-stop but it was dealt with and it left no questions unanswered so I'm glad I read it. I would only recommend to those that are in a reading a slump and feel like they need a trashy book to get back in the grove of reading.