Amy Lynn Steele

I was watching Turkish soap opera all the time with this melodramatic book .

"Life will throw a lot at you, so you can count on learning something new every day. I have learned to open my heart and let life teach me whatever it has to offer. Every day is a gift wrapped in the lessons of tomorrow."


OK that's so acceptable , right ? but :

"Today, life has taught me there is a happily ever after."

I won't and will never read a drama x drama books again "Happily ever after then heh ?"


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I really started out liking this book, but then I got no clue what happened.

There was Cooper and he was way too feminine for my taste. Seriously, extremely feminine and weren’t he referred to as “he”, I would’ve taken him for a girl – who knows, maybe I would’ve liked the story better then. Allison was also likable at first but she got a little annoying after a while. I wasn’t able to connect with the characters and they both came up short in my eyes.

The plot itself was predictable, and I’m not talking about the teacher/student relationship which is pretty much given after reading the blurb, but everything else. There was no originality or uniqueness to this story and that made it really boring for me.
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