Hi everyone! This is Julia of
The Broke and the Bookish, formerly blogging on my own at
The Competitive Bibliomaniac.
I read mostly historical romance, but can often be found reviewing paranormal romance, young adult books (mostly distopian/fantasy), fantasy/sci-fi, classics,
and the occasional non-fiction book about languages.
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hmm. I am not as enchanted as the world seems to be with this. Initial thoughts with a longer review to follow.
The Good
I liked the unique story-line where it isn't a big misunderstanding and in fact the hero was an ass.
The Meh
The characters were not horrid, but I don't think super fleshed out either. They were okay, unique enough but not amazing.
The Boo
So what the hell is with the missing seven months? I am sad we missed this section of their development. And also I'm torn. If this book would have been full length with the characterizations not growing and keeping them one note-esque, then I wouldn't have liked that, but as it stands I feel like the actual falling in love and healing took place off screen. So sadness there.
I'll flesh this out when I am not on a tablet :-)
Originally posted on GR in June 2012. Re: the fleshing out of this review: I'll take Things That Never Happened for 1000, Alex.